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National Committee

for the

Celebration of the One Hundredth

Anniversary of Peace Among

English-Speaking Peoples

December 24, 1814— December 24, 1914

Officers

Honorary Chairman

Theodore Roosevelt

Honorary V ice-Chairmen

Elihu Root William Jennings Bryan

Levi P. Morton Alton B. Parker

Adlai E. Stevenson Joseph H. Choate

Chairman
Andrews Carnegie
Vice-Chairmen

Edwin Ginn Albert K. Smiley

John D. Crimmins Oscar S. Straus

Depository

J. P. Morgan & Co.

Honorary Treasurer

Lyman J. Gage

Treasurer

James L. Wandling

Chairman Finance Committee

James G. Cannon

V ice-Chairman Finance Committee

William Curtis Demorest

Chairman Auditing Committee

Job E. Hedges

Chairman Finance Committee
Ex- O f f i ci o

Alfred Hodges

Honorary Secretary

Harry P. Judson

Secretary

Andrew B. Humphrey

Executive Committee

Charles W. Fairbanks, Honorary Chairman

Theodore E. Burton, Honorary Vice-Chairman

J. Horace McFarland, Honorary Secretary

John A. Stewart, Chairman

Vice-Chairmen

Theodore Marburg Jacob H. Schiff

William H. Short, Secretary

50 CHxmcH Street, New York City

3tn iMgmortam

John Jacob Astor,

Inventor, Author, CapitaHst

Isador Straus,

Merchant, Philanthropist

Francis D. Millet,

Soldier, War Correspondent,
Journalist, Author, Artist

Honorary Associate Members

William T. Stead, London

Publisher, Pacifist, Writer

Charles M. Hays, Canada

President Grand Trunk Rail-
way

These members of our National
Committee, with sixteen hundred
and thirty-five men and women,
lost their lives on Monday, April
15th, 1912, when the steamship
"Titanic" collided with an iceberg
and sank to the bottom of the
North Atlantic.

Let him that would find the
epitaph of these men who thus lost
their lives, read it in the women
and children who survived and for
whom they sacrificed themselves
like brave, God-fearing and honor-
able men.

G\n from

Foreword

THE National Committee for the
Celebration of the One Hun-
dredth Anniversary of Peace among
English-Speaking Peoples was organ-
ized in February, 1910, to bring
about a proper and an adequate cele-
bration of the approaching centenary
anniversary of the ratification of the
Ghent Treaty. The movement had
and has no other purpose than that
which appears in its title.

The celebration movement derives
Its impetus and inspiration from the
fact that, despite the large number of
disputed questions which have been
outstanding between America and
Great Britain during the past century,
all differences have been settled one
by one by means of diplomacy or ar-
bitration. This achievement Is all the
more striking when there Is taken in-
to consideration the unfortified fron-
tier of 3,840 miles which separates
Canada and the United States.

It Is natural, therefore, that there
should have grown up a desire In
America and the British Empire to
celebrate this century of peace be-
tween two kindred peoples that,
though they have twice engaged in
armed conflict, have for so long a
time acted, in their International re-
lationship on the basis of an arbitral
settlement of all disputes.

But a century of peace between
France and all English-speaking

countries will be completed in 191 5,
and for one hundred and fifty years
there has been no armed conflict be-
tween England and Germany and
never as between America and Ger-
many. It is, as was announced from
the beginning, the purpose of the
Committee, when international orga-
nization shall have been advanced, to
invite not only France and Germany,
but Holland, Sweden, Norway, Italy,
Austro-Hungary and the other na-
tions of the world to be our guests in
the celebration.

It should be said once and for all
that any statement to the effect that
the Committee is engaged in any pur-
pose other than that which appears
in this pamphlet is an absolute and
unqualified misstatement of facts.
Equally untrue is any assertion that
the Committee represents any person
or organization other than itself and
its own members.

The influence of the Committee
will be exerted towards securing the
highest artistic character possible for
any monuments which may be erected
commemorating the centennial. It is
desired that all American memorials
should, in sentiment and purpose, be
less a commemoration of the past
than a covenant of a continuation for
the future of present amity and good
will.

The Committee will assume no
governmental or diplomatic functions,
but will leave the approach of the
governments, one to the other, for
purposes of the celebration, to be
made by such official representatives

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as each may hereafter appoint. Such
delegations from the Committee as
may visit other countries will go with
the sole object of conveying informa-
tion concerning the organization and
purposes of the Committee, and of In-
spiring in the countries which may be
visited organization and activity for
like purposes.

The celebration of this anniversary
probably offers the best opportunity
our generation will see for the culti-
vation of world-wide goodwill.
I The headquarters of the National

Committee are at 50 Church Street,
New York City.

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THE Committee trusts, In view of
the unusually drastic provisions
which have been made for safeguard-
ing expenditures, that friends and
members will supply its treasury with
necessary funds, both now and as spe-
cial appeals may be made from time
to time. The Treasurer, Mr. James
L. Wandling, Treasurer and Trustee
of the New York Savings Bank, may
be addressed at No. 623 Broadway,
or in care of J. P. Morgan & Co.,
Depository.

Plan and Purpose of

Movement to Celebrate the One

Hundredth Anniversary of

Peace Among English

Speaking Peoples

1814 -'15— 1914-15

(From Address of Mr. Andrew B. Humphrey)
(Mohonk Conference, May, 191], Revised)

IT is significant that the signing of
the Treaty of Ghent on Christ-
mas Eve, 1 8 14, was not brought
about by the Commissioners assigned
to that duty, for after they had been
in conference for nearly six months
the two Nations themselves, forced
by a strong public sentiment among
the peoples of both countries that de-
manded peace, directed the Commis-
sioners to conclude a peace pact re-
gardless of the prior claim set forth
by the Commissioners and their re-
spective governments. Thus the
Ghent treaty was concluded without
reference to the issues which brought
on the war. The treaty was forced
by public sentiment and is a monu-
ment to that greater force than war,
irresistible national public opinion.

This same force of popular opin-
ion has maintained peace for a cen-
tury regardless of treaties and despite
the failure of treaties, and has
brought about the elimination of sub-
stantially all the serious causes of ir-
ritation between the two countries.

The idea of celebrating one hun-
dred years of peace seems to have oc-

curred spontaneously to many people,
and without co-operation. It was first
discussed during the administration
of former President Roosevelt, and
it is probably true that through Pres-
ident Roosevelt, Andrew Carnegie,
former Minister MacKenzie King,
of Canada, Mr. John A. Stewart, of
New York, and the support of the
Mohonk Conference, the project of a
celebration took organized and def-
inite form. Minister King in an ad-
dress at the Harvard Commencement
of 1909 and again at Lake Mohonk
in 1 9 10, urged a celebration of the
event.

In February, 19 10, Mr. Stewart
called a meeting in New York City of
representatives of various business,
religious and professional organiza-
tions, at which a preliminary commit-
tee was organized. This committee
in turn called a general meeting, at
which there was organized The Na-
tional Committee for the Celebration
of the One Hundredth Anniversary
of Peace Among English-Speaking
Peoples.

By invitation a committee of fif-
teen held a conference with President
Taft at Beverly, July 15, 1910.
There the movement was discussed
with the President, who heartily ap-
proved the idea of the celebration
and promised all the support he
could personally and officially give.

The Committee then invited for-
mer President Roosevelt to take the
Honorary Chairmanship and Mr.
Andrew Carnegie to become Chair-
man. Their acceptances, as well as

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those of former Vice-President Fair-
banks of the position of Honorary
Chairman of the Executive Commit-
tee, and of former Vice-Presidents
Levi P. Morton and Adlai E. Steven-
son, Senator Elihu Root, Mr. Will-
iam Jennings Bryan, Mr. Alton B.
Parker, and former Ambassador
Joseph H. Choate of positions as
Honorary Vice-Chairmen, signalized
the launching of the movement, and
of the perfecting of a permanent or-
ganization.

The membership of the National
Committee is rapidly approaching
five thousand. No limit as to number
of members has been fixed.

Since the essential work of organi-
zation was completed and a full
corps of officers elected, the Commit-
tee has been at work in the develop-
ment of a definite program, which
will be submitted to the International
body as soon as the International
Committee shall have been organized
as the result of an international con-
ference to be held either in New
York City or in London sometime
during the coming year.

As to the scope of the celebration,
it may be said that there is every
promise and expectation that all the
leading nations of the world will. In
some appropriate manner, and
through their own Initiative, take such
action as will indicate their interest
in and approval of the event.

There are several reasons why the
Committee was so thoroughly orga-
nized far in advance of the date of
the celebration. One was to bring

about an amalgamation of all the
various movements which have been
initiated to celebrate the Peace Cen-
tenary, and also to bring about co-
operation in plan, and purpose, and
agreement as to activities; to create
a body that could act in an advisory
as well as in a supervisory capacity;
and in order to anticipate the legisla-
tive approval of states, where im-
mediate action was necessary efficient-
ly to devise a comprehensive plan for
1914-15; and more especially if we
are to dedicate completed memorials.

SUGGESTIONS AS TO CELEBRATION

Suggestions have come from vari-
ous parts of the English-speaking
world —

1. That a preliminary interna-
tional Conference convene in New
York or London during the coming
year, with representatives from each
English-speaking nation, or colony.
This meeting will be a forward move-
ment towards international good will
and the maintenance and perpetua-
tion of world-wide friendly relations.

2. That the hundredth anniver-
sary of the signing of the Treaty of
Ghent (Dec. 24, 18 14) be celebrated
with suitable ceremony in Ghent and
also in the churches, schools, socie-
ties, organizations, clubs, legislative
bodies and Parliaments throughout
the English-speaking world.

3. That a ceremonial banquet be
given in Ghent on the evening of Jan-
uary 8, 19 1 5, in replica of the ban-
quet given by the municipality of
Ghent to the Joint High Commission

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on January 8, 1815, and that re-
sponses be made to the same toasts
that were the subjects of the ad-
dresses on that occasion.

4. That (the suggestion coming
from United States Senator Elihu
Root), the celebration formally be-
gin on the 17th of February, the date
of the ratification of the Ghent Trea-
ty, and in this solemn and impressive
way:

For a given five minutes of a given
hour, the proper time to be computed
by a board of astronomers, through-
out the English-speaking world, so
far as practicable all the wheels of
industry and social and business activ-
ity shall cease.

5. That American-English peace
monuments be erected along the
United States-Canadian border and
in Ottawa, Baltimore, Toronto, Chi-
cago, Savannah, San Francisco and
such other locations In the English-
speaking world as may be selected
and approved by the cities and peo-
ples interested.

6. That these monuments be har-
monious and artistic in design with
reference to the central idea com-
memorated, and that the dedication
of these monuments be utilized for
educational purposes, by memorial
exercises in churches, schools, socie-
ties, fraternal organizations, etc.

7. That advantage be taken of the
occasion to spread broadcast, through
special publications, the inspiring ben-
efits of a century of peace.

8. That a memorial history be
written under the joint authorship of

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a representative Englishman and a
representative American, with mono-
graphs, by experts, on special phases
of the subject.

9. That a new type of exhibition
might be inaugurated in connection
with the Panama Canal celebration at
San Francisco, in 191 5, showing the
progress of the arts of peace during
the century.

10. That there be a great mer-
chant marine parade from Buffalo to
Duluth and return, with celebrations
in the border cities and towns.

11. That through international
co-operation a plan of boulevard,
park and parkway creation and exten-
sion be formulated, to include the
erection at such focal points as the
Niagara Frontier, the Detroit Fron-
tier, and in other places, of great
pemanent monuments and memorials,
such as water gates on either side of
the Detroit River; the building of a
tunnel from Windsor to Detroit as
part of an international boulevard ex-
tension; the building of a bridge from
Belle Isle, Detroit, to the mainland;
the erection of bridges as a part of
the plan of boulevard extension now
being carried out by the State of New
York and the Province of Ontario at
the Niagara Frontier; the erection of
border monuments at intervals along
the American-Canadian frontier of
three thousand eight hundred and
forty miles, etc., etc.

12. That a World Statue of Peace
be erected in New York Harbor on a
new artificial island southwest of
Governor's Island, and facing the

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Statue of Liberty, so that both "Lib-
erty and Fraternity" may welcome the
nations and peoples "at the cross
roads" of the world's peaceful inter-
course, and, that the twenty million
school children in the United States
be the builders of this mute but elo-
quent appeal of humanity to human-
ity!

13. That a museum of the indus-
trial arts be erected in New York
City, to be dedicated to the uses of
the people as a place of public meet-
ing, and for the promotion of the
peaceful arts and sciences and friend-
ly international intercourses.

14. That there be erected in Wash-
ington, the capital of the United
States, and in London, the capital of
the British Empire, two monuments,
identical in design and legend.

15. That effort be made to co-or-
dinate and correlate some of the
highways now under construction in
the United States and Canada and to
cause the enactment by the Congress
of the United States, the Parliament
of the Dominion, and the legislatures
of the States and Provinces, of laws
which will permit a suitable and im-
pressive titular designation of such
highway or highways, so that they
may form an international boulevard
connecting focal points in the United
States with focal points in Canada;
as, for example, the boulevard now
building by the State of New York
between New York City and the fron-
tier at Moore's Junction, and by the
Province of Quebec between Quebec,
Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and

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Windsor and the Canadian frontiers
at Moore's Junction and at the Nia-
gara and Detroit river frontiers.

1 6. That there be completed the
ninety miles of boulevards now in
course of construction on the shores
of the Niagara River from lake to
lake by the State of New York and
the Province of Ontario, and that
these boulevards be connected by ap-
propriate memorial bridges between
Buffalo and Fort Erie, between Nia-
gara Falls, New York, and Niagara
Falls, Canada, and between Youngs-
town, New York, and Niagara-on-
the-Lake, Canada.

17. That ample provision be made
for future needs of international
parks along the Canadian frontier in
New England, as for example the es-
tablishment of a park of the Fort
Montgomery reservation on Lake
Champlain, at the Thousand Islands,
Niagara Falls and the Niagara fron-
tier, Detroit, Sault Ste Marie, and
Westward to Vancouver Island.

18. That a comprehensive plan be
prepared by an international and by
local committees of engineers, archi-
tects, sculptors and landscape artists
of renown, outlining a definite scheme
for the present and anticipating the
future, as a beginning of an era of
artistic development and embellish-
ment of the Canadian frontier, and
such other points as may consistently
be associated with this centennial pro-
ject and which shall harmonize with
the general plan to provide the foun-
dation for centuries of development
as an expression of progressive civ-
ilization.

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19- That the celebration conclude
with International Congresses, open-
ing in New York and ending at the
Panama Exposition in San Francisco
in 1915, concentrating the peace sen-
timent of the world upon the specific
accomplishments desired through the
Third Hague Peace Conference,
which will probably be in session at
that time, and with general reference
to the peace, prosperity and welfare
of the peoples of the world.

20. That there be suitable pagean-
try celebrations in connection with
the International local celebrations.

21. That there be a general day of
thanksgiving in celebration at the cap-
itals of all of the American states,
and of the Provinces of Canada and
other component parts of the nations
of the British Empire.

22. That a monument be erected
on the battlefield of New Orleans, on
the site of the house where General
Packingham died, in memory of the
dead of the British and American
armies, and dedicated to the hope and
belief that it is erected on the site of
the last battle between armies of
English-speaking origin.

23. That there be issues of me-
morial postage, coinage and medals.

24. That a memorial arch be built
to span the international New York
to Montreal Highway at the Ameri-
can-Canadian frontier.

Finally, it should be kept in mind
that, while war celebrations have
been spectacular in history, this cele-
bration will emphasize the victories of
peace through the spiritual, intellec-

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tual, Industrial, political and econo-
mic triumphs of a marvelous century
of development and progress.

This celebration is a people's
movement; its purpose is popular, its
aims, to benefit humanity. Underly-
ing it is the motive to establish a
wider personal acquaintance among
English-speaking peoples and the peo-
ples of the whole world, to afford the
better opportunity to gain one an-
other's point of view, in order that
all of us may the more easily avoid
those little offences which, aggravated
by prejudice, grow into serious Inter-
national misunderstanding.

Roll of Members

Honorary Vice-Chairmen-at-
Large

Aldrich, Chester H., Governor. .Lincoln, Neb.
Anderson, Larz, American Minister,

Brussels, Belgium
Ansel, Martin F., former Governor,

Columbia, S. C.
Bachelder, Nahum J., former Governor,

Concord, N. H.
Bacon, Robert, former American

Ambassador to France. .. Boston, Mass.
Baldwin, Simeon E., Governor,

Hartford, Conn.
BalHnger, Richard A., former Secretary

of the Interior Seattle, Wash.

Bass, Robert P., Governor Concord, N. H.

Blease, Cole L., Governor Columbia, S. C.

Bonaparte, Charles J., former

Attorney-General Baltimore, Md.

Boutell, Henry S., American Minister,

Berne, Switzerland
Brady, Charles H., former Governor,

Boise, Idaho

Brewer, Earl, Governor Jackson, Miss.

Brown, Joseph M., Governor Atlanta, Ga.

Bryan, Charles Page, American

Ambassador Tokio, Japan

Bryan, William Jennings i^incoln. Neb.

Burke, John, Governor Bismarck, N. D.

Burton, Theodore E., United States

Senator Cleveland, O.

Carey, Joseph M., Governor. .Cheyenne, Wyo.
Carpenter, Fred W., American Minister,

Tangier, Morocco
Carroll, Beryl F., Governor,

Des Moines, Iowa
Carter, John R., former American Minister

to Argentina Baltimore, Md.

Choate, Joseph H New York

Clark, Walter E., Governor Juneau, Alaska

Colquitt, O. B., Governor Austin, Texas

Colton, George R., Governor-General.

San Juan, Porto Rico
Crothers, Austin L., former Governor,

Annapolis, Md.

Cruce, Lee, Governor Guthrie, Okla.

Davidson, James O., former Governor,

Soldiers' Grove, Wise.
Dawson, Thomas C, former American

Minister to Panama. .Washington, D. C.
Day. William R., Associate Justice of

the Supreme Court.. .Washington, D. C.

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Deneen, Charles S., Governor. .Springfield, 111.

Dix, John A., Governor Albany, N. Y.

Donaghey, George W., Governor,

Little Rock, Ark.
Douglas, William L., former Governor,

Brockton, Mass.
Draper, Eben S., former Governor,

Boston, Mass.
Eberhart, Adolph O., Governor,

St. Paul, Minn.
Egan, Maurice Francis, American

Minister, Copenhagen, Denmark
Fairbanks, Charles W., former

Vice-President Indianapolis, Ind.

Fairchild, Charles S., former Secretary

of the Treasury New York

Forbes, W. Cameron, Governor-General,

Manila, Philippine Islands
Fort, John Franklin, former Governor,

Orange, N. J

Foss, Eugene N., Governor Boston, Mass

Foster, John W., former Secretary of

State Washington, D. C

Fox, William C, former American Minister

to Ecuador Washington, D. C

Frear, Walter F., Governor,

Honolulu, Hawaii
Furniss, Henry W., American Minister,

Port au Prince, Haiti
Gage, Lyman J., former Secretary of the

Treasury Point Loma, Cal.

Garfield, James R., former Secretary

of the Interior Cleveland, O.

Gary, James A., former Postmaster-
General Baltimore, Md.

Gaynor, William J., Mayor New York

Gibbons, James Cardinal Baltimore, Md.

Gilchrist, Albert W., Governor,

Tallahassee, Fla.
Gillett, James N., former Governor.

San Francisco, Cal.
Glasscock, William E., Governor,

Charleston, W. Va.
Goldsborough, Phillips L., Governor,

Annapolis, Md.
Graves, Charles H., American Minister,

Stockholm, Sweden
Griggs, John W., former Attorney-General,

Paterson, N. J.
Guild, Curtis, American Ambassador,

St. Petersburg, Russia
Hadley, Herbert S., Governor,

Jefferson City, Mo.

Harmon, Judson, Governor Columbus, O.

Haskell, Charles N., former Gov rnor,

Guthrie, Okla.
Hawley, James H., Governor. .,. .Boise, Idaho

Hay, M. E., Governor Olympia, Wash.

Hilles, Charles D., Secretary to the

President Washington, D. C.

Hitt, R. S. Reynolds, American Minister,

Guatemala, Guatemala
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Hooper, Ben W., Governor. . .Nashville, Tenn.
Hunt, George W. P., Governor,

Phoenix, Ariz.
Ide, Henry Clay, American Minister,

Madrid, Spain
Jackson, John B., American Minister,

Bucharest, Roumania
Johnson, Hiram W., Governor,

Sacramento, Gal.
Kerens, Richard C., American /embassador,

Vienna, Austria
King, Hamilton, American Minister,

Bangkok, Siam
Kitchin, William W., Governor,

Raleigh, N. C.
Leishman, John G. A., American Ambassador,

Berlin Germany
Lurton, Horace Harmon, Associate Justice

of the Supreme Court. Washington, D. C.
MacVeagh, Franklin, Secretary of the

Treasury Washington, D. C.

Mann, William Hodges, Governor,

Richmond, Virginia
Marshall, Thomas R., Governor,

Indianapolis, Ind.
McCreary, James B., Governor,

Frankfort, Ky.
McCicery, Fenton R., former American

Minister to Honduras Flint, Mich.

McDonald, William C, Governor,

Santa Fe, N. M.
McGovern, Francis E., Governor,

Madison, Wise.

Mead, John A., Governor Montpelier, Vt.

Metcalf, Victor H., former Secretary

of the Navy Oakland, Cal.

Meyer, George von Lengerke, Secretary

of the Navy Washington, D. C.

Mills, William J., former Governor,

Santa Fe, N. M.
Morton, Levi P., former Vice-President,

New York
Moses, George H., American Minister,

Athens, Greece
Nagel, Charles, Secretary of Commerce

and Labor Washington, D. C.

Newberry, Truman H., former Secretary

of the Navy Detroit, Mich.

Noel, Edmund F., former Governor,

Lexington, Miss.
Norris, Edwin L., Governor. . .Helena, Mont.
O'Brien, Thomas J., American

Ambassador Rome, Italy

Oddie, Tasker L., Governor,

Carson City, Nev.
Odell, Benjamin B., Jr., former Governor,

Newburgh, N. Y.
O'Neal, Emmett, Governor,

Montgomery, Ala.
Osborn, Chase S., Governor — Lansing, Mich.
Parker, Alton B., former Chief Justice of

Court of Appeals New York

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Patterson, Malcom R., former Governor,

Memphis, Tenn.
Pennewill, Simeon S., Governor. . .Dover, Del.
Plaisted, Frederick W., Governor,

Augusta, Me.
Pothier, Aram J., Governor,

Providence, R. I.
Prouty, George H., former Governor,

Newport, Vt.
Quinby, Henry B., former Governor,

Concord, N. H.
Reid, Whitelaw, American Ambassador,

London, England
Rockhill, William Woodville, American

Ambassador, Constantinople, Turkey
Root, Elihu, United States Senator,

New York
Sanders, Jared Y., Governor,

Baton Rouge, La.

bhafroth, John F., Governor Denver,Col.

Shaw, Leslie M., former Secretary of the

Treasury Philadelphia, Pa.

Sloan, Richard E., Governor,

Phoenix, Arizona
Smith, Hoke, United States Senator,

Atlanta, Ga.
Spry, William, Governor,

Salt Lake City, Utah
Stevenson, Adlai E., former Vice-President,

Bloomington, 111.
Stimson, Henry L., Secretary of War,

Washington, D. C.
Straus, Oscar S., former Secretary of

Commerce and Labor New York

Stubbs, Walter R., Governor Topeka, Kan.

Swenson, Laurits S., American Minister,

Christiania, Norway

Tener, John K., Governor Harrisburg, Pa.

Tracy, Benjamin F., former Secretary

of the Navy New York

Vessey, Robert S., Governor Pierre, S. D.

Wanamaker, John, former Postmaster-
General Philadelphia, Pa.

Weeks, Frank B., former Governor,

Hartford, Conn.

West, Oswald, Governor Salem, Ore.

White, Horace, former Governor,

Syracuse, N. Y.
Wickersham, George W., Attorney-General,

Washington, D. C.
Willson, Augustus E., former Governor,

Louisville, Ky.

Wilson, General James Grant New York

Wilson, Henry Lane, American Ambassador,

Mexico City, Mexico
Wilson, James, Secretary of Agriculture,

Washington, D. C.

Wilson, Woodrow, Governor Trenton, N. J.

Wynne, Robert J., former Postmaster-
General Washington, D. C.

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Honorary Associate Membership

In intended compliment the American Com-
mittee has invited a few members of com-
mittees of the British Empire to becorne Hon-
orary Associate Members of the American or-
ganization. This invitation has also been ex-
tended to the Ambassadors and Ministers of
foreign governments stationed in Washington
as a courtesy in earnest of world wide good
will. The names of those who have so far
accepted this invitation:
Rt. Hon. James Bryce, O.M., the British

Ambassador
Mr. J. J. Jusserand, the French Ambassador
His Excellency, The Right Honourable, the
Count Albert Apponyi, M.P., ex-
Speaker of the House of the Parliament,
Privi Councillor to His Majesty Francis
Joseph I, Budapest, Austria-Hungary.
Senor Don Gilberto Crespo y Martinez, the

Mexican Ambassador
Mr. D. da Gama, the Brazilian Ambassador.
Mr. H. H. Bryn, the Minister from Norway
Dr. Paul Ritter, the Minister from Switzerland
Mr. J. Loudon, the Minister from The Neth-
erlands
Senor Don Ignacio Calderon, the Minister

from Bolivia
Senor Don Eduardo Suarez-Mujica, the Min-
ister from Chili
Senor Don Joaquin Bernardo Calvo, the Min-
ister from Costa Rica
Mr. Solon Menos, the Minister from Haiti
Mr. Salvador Castrillo, Jr., the Minister from

Nicaraugua
Senor Don P. Ezequiel Rojas, the Minister

from Venezuela
Mr. L. L. Caftanzoglu, LL.D., Charge

d'Affairs of the Royal Greek Legation
Mirza Ali Kuli Khan, Charge d'Affairs of the
Persian Legation

Great Britain

His Excellency, The Right Honourable the

Earl of Aberdeen, G.M.P., K.T., P.C,

G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O.
His Grace, the Duke of Argyll, K.G., K.T.,

P.C, G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., V.D.
The Right Honourable Lord Avebury, P.C.
The Right Honourable Arthur J. Balfour,

M.P.
Sir Thomas Barlow, K.C.V.O., F.R.S.,

M.D., LL.D., B.Sc, F.R.C.P.
Sir John Wolfe-Barry, K.C.B.
Sir William James Bell, M.A., LL.D., J.P.,

D.L.

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H.B.M. Consul General Courtenay Walter

Bennett, CLE.
Admiral, The Right Honourable Lord Charles

Beresford, K.C.B., G.C.V.O.
General William Booth.
The Right Honourable the Earl Brassey,

G.C.B., K.C.B., D.L., J.P.
Mr. Harry E. Brittain, M.A.
Right Honourable James Bryce, O.M.
The Right Honourable Lord Burnham,

K.C.V.O.
Right Honourable Thomas Burt, M.P.
Mr. George Cadbury, J.P.
Rev. John A. Clifford, D.D.
Sir Henry J. S. Cotton, K.C.S.L
The Right Honourable Lord Courtney.
Sir Frederic Hyman Cowen.
The Right Honourable the Earl Cromer, P.C,

G.C.B., O.M., G.C.M.G., K.C.S.L, CLE.
The Right Honourable the Earl Curzon of

Kedleston, P.C, G.CS.L, G.C.I.E.
The Right Honourable the Earl of Desart,

K.C.B.
The Right Honourable Lord Desborough,

K.C.V.O.
The Right Honourable Lord Devonport, P.C.
Mr. Robert Donald.
The Right Honourable Sir H. Mortimer Dur-

and, G.C.M.G.
Admiral of the Fleet, The Right Honourable

Lord Fisher, G.CB., O.M.
Sir George Frampton, R.A., LL.D., F.S.A.,

P.R.B.S.
Surgeon-General Sir Benjamin Franklin,

K.C.LE.
The Right Honourable Sir Edward Fry,

G.CB.
The Right Honourable Lord Furness.
Mr. John Galsworthy.
Sir Henry Rider Haggard, J.P.
The Right Honourable, The Earl of Hals-
bury, P.C
Mr. Frederick Harrison, M.A.
Sir Sidney Lee.

Sir Thomas Johnstone Lipton, K.C.V.O.
The Right Honourable Sir Thomas Boor

Crosby, M.D., Lord Mayor of London.
The Right Honourable the Earl of Lonsdale.
The Right Honourable Sir C M. Macdonald,

K.CB., G.C.M.G., K.C.M.G., G.C.V.O.
Right Honourable Sir William Mather, P.C,

J.P., LL.D.
Mr. Felix Moscheles.
The Right Honourable Lord Mount-Stephen,

G.C.V.O., D.L.
Right Honourable Sir Francis Mowatt,

G.CB., K.C.B., P.C, LS.O.
The Right Honourable Lord Northcliffe.
The Right Honourable Lord Rayleigh, P.C,

O.M.

n

The Right Honourable Lord Reay, P.C,
K.T., G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E

The Right Honourable The Earl Roberts of
Kandahar, P.C, K.G., K.P, G.C.B, O.M.,
G.L.S.I., G.C.I.E, V.C., V.D.

The Right Honourable Lord Rothschild, P.C.,
G.C.V.O.

Right Honourable Sir Ernest M. Satow,
G.C.M.G., K.C.M.G., D.C.L.

The Venerable Archdeacon William M. Sin-
clair, D.D.

Right Honourable Sir Edgar Speyer, P.C.

iir Joseph John Thomson, F.R.S., F.R.S.E.,
LL.D.

Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree.

The Right Honourable Lord Weardale.

The Right Honourable Lord Welby, G.C.B.

The Most Reverend His Grace the Lord Arch-
bishop of York.

Canada

The Right Honourable Robert Laird Borden.
D.C.L., K.C., M.P., The Premier of Can-
ada.

Professor Frank Dawson Adams, Ph.D., D.Sc,
F.G.S.A., F.R.S.

The Honourable Francis Alexander Anglin,
K.C.

Professor Alfred Baker, M.A., F.R.S.

The Honourable N. A. Belcourt, LL.D., K.C.

Mr. Robert Bell, LS.O., M.D., D.Sc, F.R.S.

The Honourable Treffie Berthiaume.

Mr. Charles James Stewart Bethune, B.A.,
M.A., D.C.L.

Lieutenant-Colonel, The Honourable Sir Fred-
erick William Borden, K.C.M.G., P.C,
B.A., M.D., M.P.

Mr. George Morris Bosworth.

The Honourable Sir Mackenzie Bowell,
K.C.M.G., P.C

The Honourable Byron MofTatt Britton, M.A.,
K.C.

The Right Reverend Mgr. Paul Bruchesi,
Archbishop of Montreal.

The Reverend George Bryce, M.A., D.D.,
LL.D., F.R.S.C.

Lieutenant-Colonel Jeffrey Hale Burland,
B.A.Sc, F.C.S.

Mr. Bliss Carman, B.A.

The Right Honourable Sir Richard John Cart-
wright, P.C, G.C.M.G., K.C.M.G.

Lieutenant-Colonel, The Honourable Joseph P.
B. Casgrain.

The Honourable Walter Gibson Pringle Cas-
sels, B.A., K.C.

The Honourable Charles F. X. Alexander
Chauveau, LL.D., K.C.

The Honourable Philippe Auguste Choquette,
LL.D., K.C

The Honourable Sir William Mortimer Clark,
Kt., W.S., K.C, LL.D.

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Sir Edward Clouston, Bart.

The Honourable James Craig, K.C.

The Honourable Thomas Crawford.

The Honourable Charles Wilson Cross, B.A.,

LL.B.
The Honourable Thomas Wilson Crothers,

B.A., K.C., M.P.
The Honourable Raoul Dandurand, P.C,

LL.D., K.C.
The Honourable Sir Louis Henry Davies,

K.C, K.C.M.G.
The Honourable Thomas Osborne Davis
The Honourable Leverett George DeVeber,

M.D.
The Honourable James Moflfat Douglas.
The Right Reverend Andrew Hunter Dunn,

M. A., Lord Bishop of Quebec.
Professor Robert Alexander Falconer, B.A.,

M.A., B.D., D.Litt, D.D., LL.D.
The Honourable William Stevens Fielding,

D.C.L., LL.D., P.C.
The Honourable Sydney Arthur Fisher, B.A.,

M.P.
The Right Honourable Sir Charles Fitzpat-

rick, B.A., D.L., P.C, K.C.M.C
Sir Sandford Fleming, K.C.M.G., LL.D.,

M.LC.E.
Lieutenant-Colonel, The Honourable Ro-

dolphe Forget, M.P.
The Honourable William James Gage.
The Reverend Charles William Gordon, LL.D.,

F.R.S.C
The Very Reverend Daniel Miner Gordon,

M.A., B.D., D.D., LL.D.
The Honourable Sir Lomer Gouin, B.C.L.
Sir James Alexander Grant, M.D., K.C.M.G.
The Honourable F. B. Gregory.
Mr. Wilfred Thomason Grenfell, C.M.G., M.D.,

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
James John Edmund Guerin, M.D.
Mr. Hans Theodor Gussow, F.R.M.S.
The Most Reverend His Grace the Lord Arch-
bishop and Metropolitan of Ottawa,

Charles Hamilton, D.D., D.C.L.
Colonel Samuel Hughes, M.P.
The Honourable Sir Louis Amable Jette,

K.C, K.C.M.G., LL.D.
The Honourable William Lyon Mackenzie

King, C.M.G., M.P., M.A., Ph.D., LL.B.,

P.C
Rear-Admiral Charles Edmund Kingsmill.
Sir Alexander Lacoste, LL.D., D.C.L., K.C,

P.C.
Sir Francois Xavier Langelier, Kt., B.C.L.,

LL.D.
The Honourable Rodolphe Lemieux, K.C.,

LL.D., F.R.S.C.
The Honourable James Pitt Mabee, K.C.
The Honourable Charles Daniel Macaulay.
Brigadier-General Donald Alexander Macdon-
ald, LS.O., C.M.G.

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The Honourable William John Macdonald.

Sir Donald Mann.

The Honourable Charles Marcil.

The Honourable James Drummond Mc-
Gregor.

The Honourable Sir William Ralph Meredith,
LL.D., K.B.

The Honourable Charles Murphy, P.C, M.P.

The Honourable Simon Napoleon Parent,
LL.D., D.C.L., K.C.

The Honourable Louis Philippe Pelletier,
B.A.,LL.L., LL.D.

Professor William Peterson, M.A., LL.D.,
CM.G.

Mr. Edward Ernest Prince, LL.D., F.R.S.C.

The Honourable William Renwick Riddell,
B.A., B.Sc, LL.B., F.B.S.

The Honourable Robert Rogers.

The Honourable Alexander Cameron Ruther-
ford, B.A., B.C.L., LL.D., M.L.A.

Miss Margaret Marshall Saunders.

The Honourable Clifton Sifton, B.A., P.C,
M.P.

His Excellency Most Reverend Pellegrino
Francesco Stagni, O.S.M., D.D., Apostolic
Delegate.

The Honourable Sir Melbourne McTaggart
Tait, Kt., D.C.L.

The Honourable Adelard Turgeon, C.M.G.,
C.V.O., B.C.L.

The Honourable Sir Robert Linton Weather-
bee, Kt.

The Honourable William T. White.

Newfoundland

Mr. Harry J. Crowe.

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British Committee for Celebrating
the One Hundredth Anniversary
of Peace Among English-
Speaking Peoples

(189-190 Central Buildings, Westminster,
London.)

President — The Rt. Hon Earl Grey, G. C.

M. G., G. C. V. O.
Secretary — H. S. Perris, M. A.
Chairman Executive Committee — Lord Shaw.
Treasurer — Lord Cowdray.
Honorary Treasurers — Lord Rothschild and

Lord Revelstoke.
Honorary Solicitors — Messrs. Coward &

Hawksley Sons & Chance.
Honorary Auditors — Messrs. Deloitte, Plend-

er, Griffiths & Co.

Vice-Presidents
Rt. Hon. Bonar Law
Sir Oliver Lodge
Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, M.P., (Chairman of

Labour Party)
The Bishop of Hereford

Professor Dowden (Trinity College, Dublin)
Sir Henry E. Roscoe
Lord Rayleigh
The Lord Mayor of Bristol
Rev. Dr. Wells, Moderator of the United Free

Church of Scotland
Rev. J. Estlin Carpenter (Unitarian)
The Bishop of Birmingham
Rt. Hon. R. McKenna, Secretary of State for

Home Dept.
Rev. Pearson McAdam Muir, Moderator of

the Church of Scotland
Rt. Hon Sydney Buxton, President of the

Board of Trade
Rt. Hon. J. Pease, President of the Board

of Education
Sir G. H. Hoolden

Master of Elibank, Chief Government Whip
Lord Mount Stephen
Sir W. B. Richmond
Sir Philip Magnus, M.P.
Marquess of Lincolnshire
Sir G. O. Trevelyan
President of the Baptist Union of Gt. Britain

and Ireland
Rt. Hon. L. Harcourt, Secretary of State for

the Colonies
Archbishop of Westminster
Dean of Durham
Rev. J. Clifford, D.D.
Sir Edward Fry

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Earl of Cromer

Rt. Hon. T. McKinnon Wood, Secretary for
Scotland

President of the Wesleyan Conference

Sir E. Ray Lankester

Rt. Hon. W. Runciman, President of the
Board of Agriculture

Lord Tennyson

Bishop of Lincoln

Rev. Stopford Brooke

Sir W. R. Anson

Sir James D. Linton, President of the Royal
Institute of Painters in Water Colours

Sir Aston Webb, R.A.

Sir A. Geikie, President of the Royal Society

Lord Rosebery

The Chairman, The Stock Exchange

Lord Reay

Sir Norman Lockyer

Sir Thomas Barlow

Viscount Midleton

Earl Curzon of Kedleston

Walter Crane

Sir Edward Elgar, O.M., Mus. Doc.

Principal Reichel, Vice-Chancellor of the Uni-
versity of Wales

C. E. Hobhouse, Chancellor of the Duchy

Lord Mayor of Bradford

Lord Mayor of Birmingham

Lord Furness

Sir Frank Lascelles

The Bishop of Winchester

Mr. Gerard N. Ford

Provisional Executive Committee

Lord Shaw, of Dunfermline, Chairman

The Hon. Neil Primrose, M.P.

Captain the Hon. Arthur C. Murray, M.P.

Mr. W. G. C. Gladstone, M.P.

Mr, E. Crawshay-Williams, M.P.

Mr. J. L. Baird, M.P.

Sir Clement Hill, K.C.M.G., M.P.

Sir Gilbert Parker, M.P.

The Earl of Ronaldshay, M.P.

Lord Abinger

Mr. J. Allen Baker, M.P.

Lord Balfour of Burleigh

Mr. A. Shirley Benn, M.P.

Mr. A. A. Booth (Chairman, Cunard Line)

Mr. Harry E. Brittain

Mr. Sidney Brooks

Mr. H. W. Carr-Gomm, M.P.

Sir William J. Collins (Vice-Chancellor, Lon-
don University)

Mr. Robert Donald

Lord Dunmore

Mr. Gordon Harvey, M.P. (Chairman Na-
tional Peace Council)

Mr. Walter Hazell (Chairman Peace Society)

Sir Charles S. Henry, Bt., M.P.

Rev. Silvester Home, M.P.

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Lord Howick

Lord Kinnaird

Mr. Arthur Lee, M.P.

The Bishop of London

Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, M.P.

Sir Philip Magnus, M.P.

Lord Marchamley

Sir William Mather

Mr. Almeric Paget, M.P.

Sir George Riddell

Mr. Arnold Rowntree, M.P.

Sir Douglas Straight

Sir T. Vezey Strong

Sir George Wyatt Truscott, Bt.

Lord Weardale

Colonel Robert Williams, M.P.

Dean of Worcester

Among the members of the British Com-
mittee are:

W. A. Appleton, Secretary General Fed-
eration of Trade Unions

Lord Avebury

Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour

Lord Charles Beresford

Bishop of London

Rt. Hon. Lord Brassey

Harry E. Brittain, founder Pilgrim So-
ciety

Archbishop of Canterbury

Rt. Hon. Austin Chamberlain

Sir John Cockburn

Robert Donald, Editor Daily Chronicle

Sir A. Conan Doyle

Lord Furness

Rt. Hon. Lewis Harcourt, M. P.

Anthony Hope Hawkins

Lord Mayor of Dublin

Lord Mayor of London

Dr. Henry A. Myers, Principal London
University

Lord Northcliffe

Sir Arthur Pinero

Earl Roberts

Hon. Lyon L. deRothschild

Sir Ernest Shackleton

Sir Richard Solomon, High Commis-
sioner for Union of South Africa

Lord Tennyson, First Governor of Aus-
tralian Commonwealth

Rt. Hon. T. McKinnon Wood, Secre-
tary for Scotland

Israel Zangwill

Canadian and Other Committees

Canadian Committee, Ottawa, now organiz-
nig under the auspices of Hon. George Halsev
Perley, M. P.

Committees are in process of organization in
New Zealand, Australia, the Union of South
Africa, and elsewhere throughout the English-
speaking world.

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Honorary Members-at-Large

Aiken, Wyatt, Abbeville, S. C.
Akin, Theron, Akin, N. Y.
Allen, Alfred G., Cincinnati, O.
Ames, Butler, Lowell, Mass.
Anderson, Carl C, Fostoria, O.
Anderson, Sydney, Lanesboro, Minn.
Ansberry, Timothy T., Defiance, O.
Ayres, Steven B., New York.
Baker, Newton D., Cleveland, O.
Bankhead, John H., Jasper, Ala.
Barchfeld, Andrew J., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bingham, Henry H., Philadelphia, Pa.
Blackmon, Fred L., Anniston, Ala.
Blankenburg, Rudolph, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bowman, Charles C, Pittston, Pa.
Bradley, Thomas W., Walden, N. Y.
Brantley, William G., Brunswick, Ga.
Briggs, Frank O., Trenton, N. J.
Brown, Norris, Kearney, Neb.
Burke, Thomas, Seattle, Wash.
Burnham, Henry E., Manchester, N. H.
Burns, Cornelius F., Troy, N. Y.
Butler, Thomas S., West Chester, Pa.
Calder, William M., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Campbell, Philip B., Pittsburgh, Kan.
Gary, William J., Milwaukee, Wis.
Chamberlain, George E., Portland, Ore.
Clapp, Moses E., St. Paul, Minn.
Clayton, Henry D., Eufaula, Ala.
Copley, Ira C, Aurora, 111.
Crago, Thomas S., Waynesburg, Pa.
Crane, William Murray, Dalton, Mass.
Crump, Edward H., Memphis, Tenn.
Crumpacker, Edgar D., Valparaiso, Ind.
Cummins, Albert B., Des Moines, Iowa.
Davidson, James H., Oshkosh, Wis.
Davis, John W., Clarksburg, W. Va.
Dilling, George W., Seattle, Wash.
Dixon, Joseph M., Missoula, Mont.
Driscoll, Michael E., Syracuse, N. Y.
Dupre, H. Garland, New Orleans, La.
Dwight, John W., Dryden, N. Y.
Edwards, Charles G., Savannah, Ga.
Evans, Lynden, Chicago, 111.
Fitzgerald, John F., Boston, Mass.
Fletcher, Duncan U., Jacksonville, Fla.
Flood, Henry D., Appomattox, Va.
Fornes, Charles V., New York.
Foss, George Edmond, Chicago, 111.
Fowler, H. Robert, Elizabethtown, 111.
French, Burton L., Moscow, Idaho.
Fuhrmann, Louis P., Buffalo, N. Y.
Fuller, Charles E., Belvidere, 111.
Gamble, Robert J., Yankton, S. D.
Gillett, Frederick H., Springfield, Mass.
Goodwin, William S., Warren, Ark.
Gore, Thomas P., Lawton, Okla.
Cray, Finly H., Connersville, Ind.

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Griest, William W., Lancaster, Pa.
Guernsey, Frank E., Dover, Me.
Harrison, Carter H., Chicago, 111.
Harrison, Francis Burton, New York.
Hayes, Everis A., San Jose, Cal.
Head, William O., Louisville, Ky.
Heald, William H., Wilmington, Del.
Heyburn, Weldon B., Wallace, Idaho.
Hobson, Richmond Pearson, Greensboro, Ala.
Howard, William Schley, Decatur, Ga.
Howland, Paul, Cleveland, O.
Humphrey, William E., Seattle, Wash.
Kern, John W., Indianapolis, Ind.
Kindred, John J., Long Island City, N. Y.
Kinkaid, Moses P., O'Neill, Neb.
Knowland, Joseph R., Alameda, Cal.
Kopp, Arthur W., Platteville, Wis.
LaFollette, Robert M., Madison, Wis.
Lenroot, Irvine L., Superior, Wis.
Levy, Jefferson M., New York.
Lippitt, Henry F., Providence, R. I.
Littlepage, Adam B., Charlestown, W. Va.
Littleton, Martin W., New York.
Lloyd, James T., Shelbyville, Mo.
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Nahant, Mass.
Longworth, Nicholas, Cincinnati, O.
Madden, Martin B., Chicago, 111.
Martin, Eben W., Deadwood, S. D.
McCumber, Porter J., Wahpeton, N. D.
McKinley, William B., Champaign, 111.
McLean, George P., Simsbury, Conn.
Moore, J. Hampton, Philadelphia, Pa.
Morgan, Dick T., Woodward, Okla.
Mott Luther W., Oswego, N. Y.
Oliver, George T., Pittsburg, Pa.
Olmsted, Marlin E., Harrisburg, Pa.
Palmer, A. Mitchell, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Patten, Thomas G., New York
Penrose, Boies, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pepper, Irvin S., Muscatine, Iowa.
Peters, Andrew J., Boston, Mass.
Pickett, Charles E., Waterloo, Iowa.
Poindexter, Miles, Spokane, Wash.
Raker, John E., Alturas, Cal.
Ransdell, Joseph E., Lake Providence, La.
Redfield, William C, New York.
Reyburn, William Stuart, Phiadelphia, Pa.
Rice, Frank J., New Haven, Conn.
Rice, Horace B., Houston, Tex.
Richardson William, Huntsville, Ala.
Rothermel, John H., Reading, Pa.
Russell, Joseph J., Charleston, Mo.
Seidel, Emil, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sharp, William G., Elyria, Ohio.
Sherley, Swager, Louisville, Ky.
Simmons, James S., Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Slayden, James L., San Antonio, Tex.
Small, John H., Washington, N. C.
Sulzer, William, New York.
Talcott, Charles A., Utica, N. Y.
Whitlock, Brand, Toledo, Ohio.
Works, John D.. Los Angeles, Cal.

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Honorary Members

(Appointed by Governors as State Com-
mittees; number to be augmented with
change of Gubernatorial Administration.)

These Committees will represent National
Committee in all State matters.

Alabama
Edmonds, Rev. Henry M., Montgomery.
Evans, Dr. W. E., Birmingham.
Screws, William Wallace, Montgomery.
Stevens, Thomas M., Mobile.
Walker, Judge Richard W., Huntsville.

Alaska

Distin, William L., Juneau.
Joslin, Falcon, Fairbanks.
Lyons, Thomas R., Juneau.
Murane, Cornelius D., Nome.
Ostrander, John Y., Cordova.

Arizona

Egan, Mark J., Clifton.
Herring, William, Tucson.
Kent, Edward, Phoenix.
Riordan, Michael J., Flagstaff.
Wells, Edwin W., Prescott.

Colorado

Adams, Elva B., Pueblo.
Bucklin, James, Grand Junction.
King, Judge Alfred R., Delta.
Thomas, Charles S., Denver.
White, Judge S. Harrison, Denver.

Connecticut

Adler, Max, New Haven.

Call, Arthur D., Hartford.

Curtis, George M., Meriden.

Kimball, Arthur R., Waterbury.

Luther, Dr. Flavel S., Hartford.

Pinney, Edwin C, Stafford.

Rogers, Dean Henry Wade, New Haven.

Shanklin, Dr. William A., Middletown.

Delaware
Conrad, Henry C, Georgetown.
Gray, George, Wilmington.
Harter, Dr. George A., Newark.
Marshall, Dr. George W., Milford.
Marvel, Josiah, Wilmington.

Florida

Harris, Hunt, Key West.

Jennings, William Sherman, Jacksonville.

Myers, Fred T., Tallahassee.

Reilly, Frank, Pensacola.

Savarese, John, Tampa.

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Georgia
Hammond, Judge William R., Atlanta.
Lamdin, William W., Wavcross.
McCord, Henry Y., Atlanta.
Mcintosh, Henry M., Albany.
McKinney, Robert L., Macon.

Idaho
Ailshie, Judge James F., Boise.
Barker, George R., Sandpoint.
Dietrich, Judge Frank S., Boise.
Hyde, W. A., Pocatello.
McCutcheon, Mrs. Otto E., Idaho Falls.

Illinois

Addams, Miss Jane, Chicago.
Forgan, James B., Chicago.
Judson, Dr. Harry P., Chicago.
Keeley, James, Chicago.
Reynolds, George M., Chicago.

Indiana

Ade, George, Brook.

Fairbanks, Charles Warren, Indianapolis.

Gray, Finley H., Connersville.

Kern, John W., Indianapolis.

Riley, James Whitcomb, Indianapolis.

Iowa
Berryhill, Mrs. James G., Des Moines.
Cole, Cyrenus, Cedar Rapids.
Perkins, George B., Sioux City.
Tinley, Emmet, Council Bluffs.
Waite, J. L., Burlington.

Kansas

Gray, John, Kirwin.
Hopkins, Richard J., Garden City.
Marble, George, Ft. Scott.
Nicholson, John C, Newton.
Sticher, Henry C, Osage City.

Kentucky
Buckner, Simon Bolivar, Mumfordvilie.
Cowan, Andrew, Louisville.
Shelby, John T., Lexington.
Speed, James B., Louisville.
McCreery, James B., Richmond.

Louisiana

Barret, Thomas C, Shreveport.
Farrnbacher, Solon, Baton Rouge.
Hart, William O., New Orleans.
Moss, Paul O., Lake Charles.
Polk, William, Alexandria.

Maine
Boothby, Mrs. Frederic E., Portland.
Chase, Dr. George C, Lewiston.
Grossman, George L., Saco.

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Roberts, Dr. Arthur J., Waterville.
Walz, Prof. William E., Orono.

Massachusetts
Capen, Samuel B., Boston.
Ginn, Edwin, Boston.
Martin, George H., Lynn.
Paine, Robert Treat, Boston.
Walker, Joseph, Brookline.

Michigan

Angell, James B., Ann Arbor.
Moore, Joseph B., Lansing.
Palmer, Thomas W., Detroit.
Schrembs, Rev. Joseph, Grand Rapids.
Townsend, Charles E., Jackson.

Minnesota

Grant, Gen. Louis A., Minneapolis.
Ireland, Rt. Rev. John. St. Paul.
Kingsbury, David L., St. Paul.
Northrop, Cyrus, Minneapolis.
Tawney, James A., Winona.

Mississippi
Bratton, Rt. Rev. Theodore D., Jackson.
Cooper, Dr. Inman Williams, Brookhaven.
Griffith, Benjamin Whitfield, Vicksburg.
Niles, Henry C, Kosciusko.
Scott, Charles, Rosedale.

Missouri
Bartholdt, Richard, St. Louis.
Beardsley, Henry M., Kansas City.
Green, Dr. John P., Liberty.
Hill, Dr. A. Ross, Columbia.
King, Capt. Henry, St. Louis.

Montana

Alexander, Thomas, Forsyth.
Clark, William A., Butte.
Downing, William G., Great Falls.
Johnson, Alexander C, Helena.
Myers, Henry L., Hamilton.

Nebraska

Harmon, Harvey H., Lincoln.
Roach, Isaac F., Lincoln.
Sawyer, Andrew J., Lincoln.
Shipperd, Theodore M., Lincoln.
Weatherly, Arthur L., Lincoln.

Nevada
Adams, Jewett W., Carson City.
Colcord, Roswell K., Carson City.
Dickerson, Denver S., Carson City.
Newlands, Francis G., Reno.
Nixon, George S., Reno.

New Hampshire

Annett, Albert, East Jaffrey.
Boutwell, Henry W., Manchester.

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Fellows, James G., Suncook.
Foss, A. Melvin, Dover.
Merrow, Lyford A., Ossipee.

New Jersey
Avis, John Boyd, Woodbury.
Fowler, Charles N., Elizabeth.
Lewis, Vivian M., Paterson.
Record, George L., Jersey City,
Roebling, Washington A., Trenton.

New Mexico
DeBremond, Charles, Roswell.
Larrazola, Octaviano A., Las Vegas.
Murray, William D., Silver City.
Raynolds, Joshua S., Albuquerque.
Springer, Frank, Las Vegas.

New York
Carnegie, Andrew, New York.
Clune, Rev. Michael, Syracuse.
Fish, Stuyvesant, New York.
Low, Seth, New York.
Munsey, Frank A., New York.
Nelson, Rt. Rev. Richard H., Albany.
Osborn, William Church, New York.
Peabody, George Foster, Lake George.
Pruyn, Robert C, Albany.
Sidway, Frank S., Buffalo.

North Carolina
Bellamy, John D., Wilmington.
Carlyle, Prof. John B., Wake Forest.
Carr, Gen. Julian S. Durham.
Hale, Edward J., Fayetteville.
Moore, Walter E., Webster.

North Dakota
Amidon, Charles F., Fargo.
Harris, Rev. Charles W., Bismarck.
Kelly, Col. Joseph N., Devil's Lake.
Makee, Col. William H., Kenmare.
Packard, Frank, Valley City.

Ohio
Foraker, Joseph B., Cincinnati.
Holden, Liberty E., Cleveland.
Kilbourne, James, Columbus.
Mack, Gen. Isaac F., Sandusky.
Massie, D. M., Chillicothe.
Nichols, Hugh L., Batavia.

Oklahoma
Bradford, George H., Guthrie.
Brooke, Rt. Rev. Francis K., Oklahoma City.
Brown, Tom, Claremore.
Hayes, Sam., Oklahoma City.
Maershaert, Rt. Rev. Theophile, Oklahoma
City.

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Oregon
Barkley, Bishop Henry L., Portland.
Cauthorn, Alfred W., Portland.
Dart, James, St. Helens.
Shippee, Prof. Lester B., I'orest Grove.
Waters, Father John F. A., Astoria.

Pennsylvania

Bok, Edward, Philadelphia.

Drinker, Dr. Henry Sturgis, South Bethlehem.

Gregg, Gen. David McMurtrie, Reading.

Howard, Josiah, Emporium.

Tower, Charlemagne, Philadelphia.

Rhode Island.
Faunce, Dr. William H. P., Providence.
Hazard, Rowland, Peacedale.
Lapham, Oscar, Providence.
Matteson, Charles, Providence.
Utter, George H., Westerly.

South Carolina.

Dargan, John J., Stateburg.
Lodge, Dr. Lee Davis, Gaffney.
Mitchett, Dr. Samuel C, Columbia.
Moffat, Dr. James S., Due West.
Snyder, Dr. H. N., Spartanburg.

South Dakota.
French, Dr. Calvin H., Huron.
Gault, Dr. Franklin B., Vermilion.
Kerfoot, Dr. Samuel F., Mitchell.
Slagle, Dr. Robert L., Brookings.
Warren, Dr. Henry K., Yankton.

Tennessee.
Austin, Richard W., Knoxville.
Garret, Finis J., Dresden.
Lea, Luke, Nashville.
Sells, Sam R., Johnson City.
Taylor, Robert L., Nashville.

Texas.
Dibrell, Joseph B., Austin.
Garrett, Bishop Alexander C, Dallas.
Kirby, John H., Houston.
Kirwin, Father James AL, Galveston.
Sanger, Alexander, Dallas.

Utah.

Freund, Rabbi Charles J., Salt Lake City.
Richards, Mrs. Emily S., Salt Lake City.
Sjodahl, John M., Salt Lake City.
Smoot, Reed, Provo.
Sutherland, George, Salt Lake City.

Vermont.
Benton, Dr. G. Potter, Burlington.
Dillingham, William P., Montpelier.
Foster, David J., Burlington.
Page, Caroll S., Hyde Park.
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Plumley, Frank, Northfield.
Spooner. Dr. Charles H.. Northfield.
Thomas, Dr. John M., Middlebury.

Virginia.
James, Rorer A., Danville

Old CoT^'w'ir ^'\S'%^' ^^- Richmond.
9; if ^^- y^.^"" ^- Norfolk.
Scott, Frederick W., Richmond.
Sims, Frederick W., Louisa.

Washington.
Cowles, William H. Spokane.
Mfthews Rev. M A., Seattle.

lurner, George, Spokane.

West Virginia.
Baker, Edward S., Bramwell
Fleming, O. Jay, Grafton. '
Gallaher, DeWitt C, Charleston
& °"' A^-, Clarence, Sistersville
Sperry, Melvin, Clarksburg.

Wisconsin.
Fh'™^".' ^iV^'"' C" LaCrosse.

Wyoming.
Brooks, Bryant B., Casper.
Kendnck John, Sheridan.
Marble, Arthur, Cheyenne.
Osborne John. Rawlins.
Patten, Mrs. H. B., Cheyenne

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Standing
General and Cities Committees

(Committees appointed by Mayors as
members National Committee; to serve for
purposes of local celebration and in all
matters affecting Cities.)

BOSTON.

John F. Fitzgerald
(Honorary Member National Committee)

Alexander, Rev. James
Andrews, Mrs. Fannie Fern
Bloomfield, Meyer
Bottomley, Dr. John T.
Brigham, William D.
Brooks, Stratton D.
Cardinal O'Connell
Chandler, Edward H.
Christian, Dr. Andrew F.
Cole, Rev. William I.
Conrad, Rev. A. Z.
Dole, Rev. Charles F.
Eichler, Rabbi M. M.
Fleischer, Rev. Charles
Frothingham, Rev. Paul Revere
Oilman, John E.
Gordon, Rev. George A.
Hamilton, Rev. F. W.
Hemenway, Mrs. Augustus
Horgan, Dr. John A.
Johnson, Rev. Herbert
King, Rev. George W.
Lawrence, Rt. Rev. William
Lefavour, Dr. Henry
Lowell, Dr. A. Lawrence
Maclaurin, Dr. Richard C.
Mann, Rev. Alexander
McSweeney, Edward F.
Mead, Edwin D.
Mead, Mrs. Lucia Ames
Munroe, James P.
Murlin, Dr. Lemuel H.
O'Connell, Cardinal
Roblin, Rev. S. H.
Shuman, Abraham
Storey, Moorfield
Tilley, David F.
W'arren, W^inslow
Woods, Robert A.

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BUFFALO.

Ex-Officio.

Mayor of Buffalo

President of Chamber of Commerce

President Common Council

President Board of Councilmen

President Board of Aldermen

President Board of Supervisors

Chairman — Fenton M. Parke

1st Vice-Chairman — Joseph R. Baldwin

2nd Vice-Chairman — George K. Birge

Honorary Vice-Chairmen

George D. Emerson

Joseph E. Gavin

George Urban, Jr.

S. Ginsburg

Anthony J. Schreiber

Joseph G. Bellanca

Adam, James N.
Albright, John J.
Alexander, De Alva S.
Almy, Francis
Anderson, Henry G,
Archbald, Joseph A,
Armstrong, Charles N.
Arnold, George J.
Auhl, Dr. Charles H. W.
Avery, Truman G.
Babcock, Louis L.
Baird, Frank B.
Baker, John H.
Baldwin, Joseph R.
Balliett, Carl J.
Balliett, Harold J.
Barber, Cyrus L.
Barcalo, Edward J.
Bare, Francis S.
Bardwell, Ernest G.
Barker, Albert
Barr, William Henry
Bartlett, Dr. G. Hunter
Bauman, Gustave C.
Beck, Dr. William F.
Becker, Fred A.
Becker, Walter W.
Bellanca, Joseph G.
Bernhard, Philip
Berrick, Alfred H.
Bettcher, Charles F.
Beyer, Frank A.
Bippert, Fred
Birge, George K.
Bissell, Arthur D.
Bissell, Herbert P.
Blair, Odell R.
Block, Joseph
Bloschan, John
Boiler, Henry E.

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Borzilleri, Dr. Charles R.
Braun, John A.
Brett, C. Edward
Brown, Walter L.
Buck, George S.
Burd, George B.
Butler, Edward H., Jr.

Gary, Dr. Charles
Chester, Carl T.
Clarke, Charles M.
Clement, Stephen M.
Clinton, George
Clinton, Spencer
Codd, Robert M.
Coleman, John
Collucci, R.
Connors, William J.
Cook, Dr. Joseph T.
Cooke, Thomas F.
Cooke, Walter P.
Crafts, John W.
Crangle, Roland
Crosby, William H.
Curtiss, Harlow C.
Curtiss, Walter L.
Daniels, William H.
Dann, Jesse C.
Davis, George A.
Day, Robert W.
Deming, Charles G.
Diehl, George C.
Dold, Jacob C.
Donaldson, Robert S.
Douglas, William A.
Driscoll, Daniel A.
Dudley, Wesley C.
Durand, Edward T.

Eichel, Robert
Emerson, George D.
Emerson, Henry P.
Enos, Laurens
Ernst, Henry
Everson, Albert
Farrell, David B.
Fitzpatrick, William H.
Fleischmann, Simon
Forman, Howard V.
Foster, James F.
Foster, Orrin E.
Fryer, Robert L.
Gerrans, H. Montgomery
Gibbs, John W.
Ginsburg, Solomon
Gleber, George H.
Glenny, William H.
Godbald, William H.
Goode, Richard W.
Goodspeed, William P.
Goodyear, A. Conger
Gratwick, William H.
Green, Edward B.

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Greene, Francis V.
Greiner, Fred
Gulp, Robert C.
Gurney, Charles L.

Haas, Frank J.
Haight, Albert
Hamlin, Chauncey J.
Hammond, Clark H.
Hanley, Dr. Lawrence T.
Harp, J. Thomas
Hayd, Dr. Herman
Hayes, Edmund
Heald, Charles M.
Hearn, Richard F.
Hedstrom, Arthur E.
Hefford, Robert R.
Heiss, Christian
Held, Frank C. B.
Hellriegel, Fred. C.
Henry, John
Hickman, Arthur W.
Hill, Henry W.
Hiss, William J., Jr.
Hobbie, Dr. George S.
Hofeller, Edward G.

Hollister, Evan

Holmwood, Frank S.

Horton, Clinton, T.

Hotchkiss, William Henry

Howard, Frederick

Howland, Henry R.

Hubbell, Clifford

Humphrey, Richard

Humphrey, William

Hutchinson, Edward Howard

Hynes, John J.

Irwin, Dudley M.

Jackson, Edward D.

Joergenson, James P.

Jones, Bert L.

Jones, Dr. C. Sumner

Joslyn, John R.

Justice, William G.

Kellogg, Ralph H.

Kennedy, Hugh

King, William A.

King, William F.

Kingsley, Spencer S.

Kirkover, Harry D.

Kloepfer, John

Koons, Edward L.
Kreiger, William
Kreinheder, Arthur W.
Langdon, Andrew
Lansill, William
LaReau, Oliver G.
Larkin, John D.
Lamed, Josephus N.
Lascelles, John H.
Laub, Albert F.
Laughlin, Joseph J.

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Lautz, Carl A.
Lautz, Otto J.
Leininger, Philip
Lemmer, John
Lewis Dr. F. Park
Lewis, George A.
Lewis, Loran L.
Littell, Hardin H.
Loomis, Frank M.
Lormor, Earl E.
Lutz, George F.
MacGregor, Clarence
Mack, Norman E.
Mann, Elbert B.
Mann, Dr. Matthew D.
Martin, Darwin D.
Marvin, John G. H.
Matthews, George B.
Mazuca, Pascal V.
McCall, Henry C.
McDougal, Elliott C.
McGraw, Frank S.
McNair, Eben. O.
Mehl, Dr. William M.
Meldrum, Herbert A.
Meyer, August F.
Meyer, Dr. Edward J.
Miller, Edwin G. S.
Mixer, Knowlton
Montgomery, Edwin W.
Moot, Adelbert
Moseley, Dr. George T.
Murphy, John A.
Neal, Edgar C.
Northrup, William P.
Norton, Charles P.
Nowicki, Stanislaus S.

O'Brian, John Lord
O'Keefe, Richard C.
Olmsted, John B.
Olszanowski, Frank A.
Onetto, E. E.
Osborn, Alexander F.
Otto, William E.
Page, Charles G.
Paget, William
Parke, Fenton M.
Park, Dr. Roswell
Penney, Thomas
Peterson, Fred J.
Pomeroy, Robert W.
Price, John H.
Rahl, Henry
Ramsdell, William M,
Ramsperger, Samuel J.
Rand, George F.
Reinecke, Ottomar
Rich, G. Barrett, Sr.
Richter, Dr. Julius
Richter, Dr. M. Allen
Robertson, William E.

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Robinson, John W.
Rogers, William A.
Rohlfs, Charles
Rohr, Matthew
Root, Robert K.
Rozan, James M.
Rumsey, Bronson
Ruskievicz, Frank
Russell, Dr. Nelson G.
Ryan, William H.

Saperston, Willard W.
Sawyer, George P.
Scatcherd, John N.
Schaefer, Dr. George W.
Schelling, Robert F.
Schmidt, Frank J.
Schmidt, Hans
Schoelkopf, Walter H.
Schoenhut, Charles
Schreiber, Anthony
Schwob, Frank
Sears, Charles B.
Seilheimer, Henry
Severance, Frank H.
Shire, Moses
Sidway, Frank S.
Simon, William
Smith, Charles B.
Smith, Preston R.
Smith, T. Guilford
Smithe, Charles A.
Snokowski, Peter B.
Sowers, David W.
Spencer, Seth S., Jr.,
Sprague, Carlton
Sprague, Henry W.
Spratt, Maurice C.
Squire, John B.
Staniland, William G.
Statler, Ellsworth M.
Stedler, Robert C.
Steele, Frank B.
Stewart, Isaac N.
Stockton, Dr. Charles G.
Stringer, George A.
Sullivan, John P.
Sumner, G. Arthur
Sumner, Wilder E.

Taber, M. Emmett

Tanke, Eugene

Tanke, Theodore C.

Taylor, Horace F.

Tennant, Willis H.

Terhaar, John

Thomas, Edwin R,

Thorn, Frank Bret

Toughey, Thomas F.

Tovey, Alfred E.

Treptau, Frank M.

Troup, George

Truitt, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles M.

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Urban, George, Jr.

Van Allen, John W.

Valanti, Dr. Frank A.

Vars, Harry T.

Viele, Sheldon T.

Walker, John K.

Wall, Maurice M.

Ward, Francis G.

Ward, Hamilton

Warner, Charles F.

Warren, Edward S.

Warren, William C.

Warren, William Y.

Watson, Arnold B.

Webster, W. E.

Wedekindt, Henry W.

Welch, Brigadier General Samuel M.

Wende, Gottfried H.

Weppner, Edward A.

Westbrook. Lloyd L.

Wheeler, Albert J.

Wheeler, Charles B.

White, Ford

Whitford, Alfred H.

Wickwire, Theodore H., Jr.

Wilcox, Ansley

Wile, Herman

Wilkie, Lafayette

Wilks, Albert A.

Williams, Frank F.

Wilson, Charles R.

Wilson, W. Morse

Wittlinger, Rev. Oscar E.

Wright, Albert B.

Yeager, Orson E.

Zawadzski, Wladyslaw H.

Zeller, Henry C.

Zenger, Joseph

Zimmerman, George M.

CHICAGO.

Carter H. Harrison

(Honorary Member National Committee)

Anderson, Bishop Charles P.

Beals, Charles E.

Bowen, Mrs. Joseph T.

Buffington, E. J.

Butler, Edward B.

Crane, Charles R.

Deneen, Governor Charles S.

Eastman, John C.

Goddard, Leroy A.

Glogauer, Fritz

Hinman, George W.

Hirsch, Rev. Emil G.
Hutchinson, Charles L.
Jones, Rev. Jenkin Lloyd
Kohlsaat, H. H.
Lawrence, A. M.
Lawson, Victor F.

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Lindgren, John R.
McCormick, Medill
McDowell, Bishop William F.
Morris, Henry C.
Orde, M. B.

Quigley, Archbishop James E.
Rossbach, Fred L.
Shaffer, John C.
Sheldon, George W.
Skinner, Edward M.
Tolman, Edgar B.
Wheeler, Harry A.
Young, Mrs. Ella Flagg

CLEVELAND.

Chairman — Samuel Mather

Honorary Vice-Chairman — Newton D. Baker

(Honorary Member National Committee)
Vice-Chairman — Dr. Charles F. Thwing
Vice-Chairman— Rev. T. S. McWilliams
Vice-Chairman — Rev. Gilbert Jennings
Vice-Chairman — James R. Garfield
Secretary— D^hti C. Mathews
Treasurer — M. A. Marks

Adams, Charles E.

Brett, W. H.

Bulkley, R. J.

Burton, Theodore E.

Cooley, Rev. Harris R.

Cowles, J. G. W.

deMoulin, Very Rev. Frank

Farrelly, Rt. Rev. John P.

Garfield, James R.

Goff, F. H.

Gries, Rabbi Moses J.

Havens, Munson A.

Herrick, Myron T., Ambassador to

France
Houck, Rev. M'g'r G. F.
Houser, Rev. A. Frank
Howe, Prof. Charles S.
Howland, Paul
Jennings, Rev. Gilbert P.
Keeler, Miss Harriet L.
Leonard, Rt. Rev. William A.
Lewis, R. E.
Marks, M. A.
Mathews, D. C.
Mather, Samuel
McWilliams. Rev. T. S.
Meldrum, Rev. A. B.
Moran, Rev. Francis T.
Perkins, Miss Emma M.
Simons, Rev. M. O.
Stone, Warren S.
Sutphen, Rev. Paul
Thomas, Harry
Thwing, Dr. Charles F.
Tippy, Rev. Worth
Wolsey, Rabbi Louis

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MILWAUKEE.

Emil Seidel,
(Honorary Member National Committee)

Beck, Matthias A.
Beflfel, Dr. John M.
Bender, Walter
Bilker, Jacob L.
Bishop, Walter P.
Boorse, Dr. Lorenzo
Boyd, Mrs. Francis
Brandecker, Frank
Bruce, William George
Conte, Arminio
Currie, James
Deutsch, Herman
Edwards, Rev. Fred
Gaylord, Winfield R.
Gillan, Silas Y.
Greenman, Rev. Walter
Hill, Henry

Hipke, Dr. Gustave H.
Jacobs, Rev. Herbert H.
Melms, Edmund T.
Perry, Rev. Enoch
Pereless, Nathan, Jr.
Philipp, Emanuel L.
Quin, Jeremiah
Schuchard, William H.
Spence, Mrs. Thomas
Stone, Nat.
Stone, Ray L.
Tegtmeyer, Archie
Thompson, Carl D.
Thorndike, Dr. William
Wagner, Herman A.
Weber, Frank

Williams, Miss Katherine R.
Worden, Albert L.

NASHVILLE.

Hilary E. How^se
(Honorary Member National Committee)

Chairman, Jacob M. Dickinson.

Akers, Albert W.
Baskette, Gideon H.
Burch, Robert L.
Dibbrell, Frank
Fall, Joseph Horton
Foster, Austin P.
Frank, Joseph
Gleason, Rev. Patrick J.
Gow^an, George A.
Guthrie, Frank C.
Hill, Albert E.

Hutchinson, Colonel Thomas S.
Lellyett, John T.
Love, Hamilton
Lewinthall, Rabbi Isadore
Lewis, Eugene C.
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Rice, deLong
Thruston, Gates P., Jr.
Timothy, Oliver J.
Vance, Dr. James I.
Vertrees, John J.
Weber, Henri C.
Wills, Major Andrew W.
Wrenne, Thomas W.

NEW HAVEN.
Frank J. Rice
(Honorary Member National Committee)

Adler, Max

Baldwin, Governor Simeon E.

Brown, Rev. Charles R.

Coyle, Rev. Father John D.

Dent, Rev. E. A.

Farnam, Professor Henry W.

Farnam, William W.

Farnsworth, Frederick F.

Hadley, Dr. Arthur T.

Holcomb, George F.

Lincoln, Allan B.

Maurer, Rev. Oscar A.

Osborn, Colonel Norris G.

Palmer, Rev. Charles Ray

Piggott, James P.

Rogers, Professor Henry Wade

Sargent, Henry B.

Scoville, Rev. Charles O.

Stoddard, Major Louis E.

Stokes, Rev. Anson Phelps

Tilson, John Q.

Troup, Philip

Tweedy, Rev. H. H.

Oilman, Colonel Isaac M.

Welch, Louis S.

Woodruff, Rollin S.

NEW ORLEANS

Martin Behrman

(Honorary Member National Committee)

Amer, Alfred S.

Barr, Rev. John Christie

Butler, Pierce

Coleman, John P.

Cornelson, Rev. George H., Jr.

Dymond, John, Jr.

Craighead, Dr. Edwin B.

Gilchrist, N. Elmer

Hailey, Homer C.

Hart, W. O.

Heller, Rev. Max

Kaiser, Herbert W.

Levy, Gordon S.

McCloskey, Bernard

McCloskey, Joseph

Mortimer, Paul E.

Murphy, John H.

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Ringer, Robert
Saunders, E. D.
Spearing, J. Zach.
Trufant, L. A.
Werlein, Philip

NEW YORK CITY.

William J. Gaynor
(Honorary Member National Committee)
Honorary Chairman, J. Pierpont Morgan

George T. Wilson
Appleton, R. Ross
Astor, John Jacob
Barber, William A.
Beard, Daniel C.
Becker, C. Adelbert
Belasco, David
Belmont, August
Bensel, John A.
Boody, David A.
Boross, Eugen
Cadwalader, John L.
Carnegie, Andrew
Claflin, John
Crimmins, John D.
Cortelyou, George B.
Cromwell, George
Cutting, R. Fulton
DeForest, Robert W.
Dickhaut, Rev. Benjamin E.
Donnelly, Rev. Eugene J.
Earl, Edward
Farley, Cardinal
Franklin, Lindley M.
Frew, Walter E.
Gannon, Frank S.
Gilbert, Cass
Gould, George J.
Greenhut, Benedict J.
Hard, George M.
Havemeyer, William F.
Hemphill, Alexander J.
James, General Thomas L.
Johnson, Alfred E.
Keep, Charles H.
Lanier, Charles
Lyman, Frank
Marston, Edwin S.
McDonnell, Rt. Rev. Bishop
McWilliams, Daniel W.
Morgan, J. Pierpont
Mulry, Thomas M.
Parsons, William Bowne
Perkins, George W.
Post, James H.
Ryan, Thomas F.
Schaefer, Edward C.
Schenck, Henry A.
Schwab, Charles M.
Sheldon, Edward W.
Smith, Samuel R.

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Stern, Leopold
Stillman, James A.
Straus, Nathan
Taft, Henry W.
Vanderlip, Frank A.
Waller, Rev. H. D.
Warnock, William A.
Watson, Archibald R.
Williams, William H.
Winter, Edwin W.
Zucca, Antonio

NIAGARA FALLS.

Philip J. Keller
(Honorary Member National Committee)

Chairman, Peter A. Porter.
Amberg, Max
Bacon, Rev. Albert S.
Barrows, Rev. William
Barton, Philip P.
Bermingham, Rev. Joseph D.
Bliss, William L.
Brezing, Rev. Herman
Butler, Mighells B.
Brennan, Thomas M.
Canavan, Cornelius T.
Carveth, Hector R.
Chormann, Frederick
Clancy, Philip
Cohn, Morris, Jr.
Constantine, Henry A.
Courter, George H.
Crick, Richard
Cromley, Charles E.
Cudaback, Asher T.
Douglass, Anthony C.
Dumville, Harry C.
Dunlap, Orrin E.
Francis, Henry A.
Gaskill, Charles B.
Gaskin, Thomas
Gittins, Robert H.
Greig, Walter
Greenwood, Samuel
Haeberle, George C.
Hardwicke, Alan H. G.
Harries, William E.
Haskell, Frank W.
Hooker, Albert H.
Howard, Henry G,
Hunter, Joseph
Isaacs, David
Jameson, William A.
Jenny, John C.
Johnson, Frank E.
Keller, Philip J.
Knox, George W.
Level, John C.
Lovelace, Frederick L.
Lovell, Thomas Bailey
Maddever, Noah F.

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Maloney, Michael P.
Mason, Fred
Meldrum, William R.
Montague, Joseph E.
Mosher, Rev. Philip W.
Murphy, James F.
Nassoiy, Eugene
Nicklis, Eldred E.
Nye, George F.
Ochs, Henry G.
Ohrt, Charles J.
Pettebone, Lauren W.
Pfetsch, Michael
Pfohl, Peter P.
Piper, Charles H.
Porter, Alexander J.
Rankine, deLancey
Russell, Edward E.
Roche, Rev. James J.
Russ, Charles
Sackett, Orville R.
Salt, Francis H.
Schoellkopf, Arthur
Schumacher, John
Schwartz, Daniel W.
Shepard, George G.
Silberberg, Louis S.
Simmons, James S.
Swan, Gayton H.
Taylor, Reuben A.
Traverse, James
Walsh. Rev. Edward
Whitehead, George W.
Williams, Edward T.
Wright, George E.

OAKLAND

Frank K. Mott,

(Honorary Member National Committee)

Brown, Everett J.

Clark, W. C.

Dempsey, Rev. Father Edward P.

Dennison, A. A.

Friedlander, Rabbi M.

Goodspeed, Rev. Frank L.

McNally, Rev. Father J. B.

McSweeney, Rev. Father Thomas

Moore, Miss Ethel

Palmer, Rev. A. W.

Simonds, Rev. W. D.

Turner, Mrs. F. C.

Walker, Wilbur

White, Rev. George W.

Wood, Miss Bessie

PHILADELPHIA.

Rudolph Blankenburg
(Honorary Member National Committee)

Acker, Finley
Austin, Richard L.

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Bailey, Joshua L.
Beeber, Dimner
Brumbaugh, Dr. Martin G.
Bullitt, William C.
Burnham, George Jr.
Burpee, W. Atlee

Clark, E. Walter

Clark, Herbert L.

Clothier, Isaac H.

Curtis, Cyrus H. K.

Cuyler, T. DeWitt

Dechert, Henry T.

Dickson, Samuel

Dodge, James Mapes

Edmunds, Franklin S.

Edmunds, Henry R.

Ely, Theodore N.

Evans, Powell

Garman, Ira D.

Glasgow, William A., Jr.

Guenther, Emil

Hardart, Frank

Harper, Clarence L.

Harrison, Dr. Charles C.

Harrity, William F.

Hollar, William H.

Hope, James F.

Hull, William I.

Jenks, John Story

Keen, Dr. W. W.

Krauskopf, Rabbi Joseph

Lea, Arthur H.

Levy, Max

Longstreth, William M.

Maloney, Martin

Mcllvain, J. Gibson

Mitchell, Dr. Weir

Moon, Reuben O.

Morris, John T.

Musser, Dr. John H.

Penrose, Senator Boies

Potter, William

Potter, William P.

Prefontaine, Albert M.

Price, Eli Kirk

Reeves, Francis B.

Rhinelander, Rt. Rev. Philip M.

Richardson, Charles

Ross, David H.

Rowe, Leo R.

Sharpless, Isaac

Simmington, James

Smith, Edward B.

Smith, Edgar Fahs

Smith, Walter George

Strawbridge, Frederic H.

Wagner, General Louis

White, Thomas Raeburn

Williams, Dr. Talcott

Wilson, Rev. Bishop Luther B.

Wing, Asa S.

Wister, Jones
Wister, Owen
Wood, Walter M.
Yarnell, Stanley A.

TOLEDO.
Brand Whitlock
(Honorary Member National Committee)

Alexander, Rabbi David
Ashley, Henry W.
Brough, Bernard F.
Brown, Albertus
rirown, Clarence
Brown, Walter F.
Lmttenden, Charles E.
Cochran, Negley D.
O'Donnell, O'Brien
Donnelly, Dr. Peter
Doyle, John H.
Egan, James P.
Gunckel, John E.
Gunnell, Rev. George E.
Hillenkamp, Frank
Howard, H. J.
Johnson, Curtis
Kaufmann, Nathan
Kinkade, Reynolds R.
Killits, John M.
Kinsey, Colonel Isaac
Kline, Mrs. William
Law, Dr. Mary E.
Libbey, Edward Drummond
Locke, Robinson
Maher, William H.
Manton, John P.
O'Brien, Rev. Patrick
Pilliod, James E.
Pyle, Dr. John S.
Schmettau, Charles A.
Schrembs, Rt. Rev. Joseph
Shepard, Howard J.
Sheppe}', Marshall
Sherwood, Isaac R.
Steinem, Mrs. Pauline
Vollmayer, Dr. H. R.
Wright, Nat C.

WASHINGTON, D. C.

Barrett, John

Bartlett, Paul Wayland

Beach, Mrs. Mary C.

Bell, Dr. Alexander Graham

Beyer, Dr. H. G.

Bush-Brown, Henry K.

Carter, Major-General Wm. H.

Clark, Rear Admiral Charles E.

Claxton, Philander P.

Cox, William V.

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Dennis, William E.

Ettenger, Robert Lee

Glover, Charles C.

Gompers, Samuel

Hackett, Frank Warren

Haskell, William E.

LaGarde, Col. Louis A.

Magee, Charles L.

McGee, W. J.

Miles, Gen. Nelson A.

Millet, Francis Davis

Moore, Edvirard B.

Noyes, Frank B.

Page, Dr. Logan W.

Peary, Rear Admiral Robert E.

Pinchot, Gifford

Powderly, Terrance V,

Scott, Col. Hugh L.

Stokes, Surgeon-General Charles F.

Symons, Col. Thomas W.

Torney, Surgeon-General George H.

Warner, Bernard H.

Watrous, Richard B.

Wiley, Dr. Harvey W.

Woodward, Robert S.

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I

Special Committees

TO expedite and facilitate the work
of the National, Executive and i

Sub-Executive Committees, the Com-
mittees which follow have been ap-
pointed. Besides the committees
which have already been created,
others are in process of organization
which will have reference to co-opera-
tion by religious, educational, patri-
otic and social organizations.

Committee on Legislation

Alton B. Parker, Chatrma'i

Oscar S. Straus
Richard Bartholdt
William Jennings Bryan
Samuel Gompers
Ansley Wilcox
Nahum J. Bachelder
A. T. Clearwater
Ormsby McHarg
Job E. Hedges
Edward W. Hatch
Josiah Howard
Robert C. Morris
William L. Carpenter
Peter H. Mayo
Adolph S. Ochs
George W. Knox
Peter A. Porter
Henry P. Emerson
Samuel S. McClure
James S. Clarkson
William S. Bennet
Richard W. Watrous
Frank L. Frugone
J. E. Ingraham

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Committee on Historical Review
of the Century of Peace

Nicholas Murray Butler, Chairman

Hamilton Wright Mabie
Stratton D. Brooks
Francis G. Blair
Ben Blewett
Frank Chapin Bray
Andrew S. Draper
Philander P. Claxton
Nathan C. Schaeffer
James M. Green
E. T. Fairchild
Lawton B. Evans
E. O. Holland

D. B. Johnson
C. E. Chadsey
John Dietrich
C. M. Jordan

E. U. Graff
George B. Cook
H. C. Morrison
Payson Smith
T. A. Mott

W. S. Sutton
J. H. Francis
E. E. Bass

Committee on International Con-
ference and Organization

William B. Howland, Chairman

Bernard N. Baker
John Hays Hammond
Theodore Marburg
Charles M. Dow
Charles J. Bonaparte
Edwin Ginn
Thomas W. Symons
Job E. Hedges
Louis Livingston Seaman
Edward R. O'Malley
Hamilton Holt
John Barrett
Henry Clews
Elbert F. Baldwin
James S. Clarkson
S. Parkes Cadman
Peter H. Mayo
Cyrus Northrop
Marcus M. Marks
William S. Harvey
Mrs. J. Elliott Langstaff
Mrs. Elmer E. Black
Mrs. Donald McLean
Mrs. John Miller Horton
Hugh L. Scott

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T. Kennard Thomson

Samuel T. Button

Frederick Lynch

Fenton M. Parke
Benehan Cameron
Note. — The first conference on the subject
of international organization was held in
London in the summer of 1911, and was at-
tended by Mr. John Hays Hammond, Ameri-
can Ambassador to the Coronation of King
George; Mr. William B. Howland, Chairman
of the American Committee on International
Conference; Mr. Bernard N. Baker, and Mr.
Theodore Marburg of Baltimore; Dr. Louis
Livingston Seaman, and Madame Langstaff
and Madame Black. Mr. Howland returned
to London later in the year and remained
for some months in England devoting much
of his time to conferences with relation to
the international aspects of the movement.

Committee on Publicity

Albert Shaw, Chairman

Henry Watterson
Herman H. Kohlsaat
Frank B. Noyes
Josephus Daniels
Adolph S. Ochs
George Shipley
James Keeley
Chester S. Lord
Delavan Smith
Howard D. Hadley
John Temple Graves
Frank Presbrey
James M. Thompson
Frederick Roy Martin
Charles W. Price
Alexander P. Moore
Frank L. Frugone
Karl V. S. Howland
James S. Clarkson
Stephen S. Wise
Thomas M. Osborne
Antonio Stella
A. B. Weiss
Homer B. Sprague
John J. D. Trenor
James L. Tryon
William H. Short
William D. Forbes

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Committee on Memorials

Andrew B. Humphrey, Chairman

W. D. Forbes William S. Harvey

T. Kennard Thomson, C.E.
John A. Stewart, ex-officio
Jacob H. Schiff

John H. Finley
J. L. Hudson
George K. Birge
Logan Waller Page
Alexander J. Porter
W. O. Hart
Benehan Cameron
George D. Emerson
La Verne W. Noyes
Herbert E. Bolton
James D. Phelan
Edwin T. Coman
Cyrus Northrop
George S. Bixby
John Dietrich
James F. Ailshie
Guy Potter Benton
Winston Churchill
George C. Chase

Advisory Members
Thomas W. Symons
John W. Alexander
Edwin H. Blashfield
Gutzon Borglum
Herbert Adams
George B. Post
Hermon A. MacNeil
Charles Moore
Frederick Ballard Williams
Walter Cook
Victor David Brenner
George E. Bissell
Frederick W. Ruckstuhl
Charles Rollinson Lamb
Harold A. Caparn
Percy Griffin

Committee on Celebration in the
City of New York

George F. Kunz, Chairman

T. Commerford Martin Alfred J. Boulton

Calvin W. Rice

Members

Abbott, Lawrence F New York

Abbott, Dr. Lyman New York

Acker, Charles Ernest Ossining, N. Y.

Adams, Arthur L San Francisco, Cal.

Adams, Charles Francis Boston, Mass.

Adams, Edward L., American Consul,

Dublin, Ireland

Adams, Judge Elmer B St. Louis, Mo.

Adams, Herbert New York

Adams, Samuel Hopkins Auburn, N. Y.

Adamson, Robert New York

Ade, George Brook, Ind.

Adler, Dr. Felix New York

Agar, John G New York

Ager, Waldemar Eau Claire, Wis.

Aiken, Rev. William A Auburn, N. Y.

Aked, Rev. Charles F San Francisco, Cal.

Alden, Henry Mills New York

Alderman, Dr. Edwin Anderson,

Charlottesville, Va.

Aldrich, Orlando W Columbus, O.

Aldridge, George W Rochester, N. Y.

Alexander, Magnus West Lynn, Mass.

Allen, Charles H New York

Allen, James Lane New York

Almy, Francis Buffalo, N. Y.

Ames, Charles W St. Paul, Minn.

Anderson, Abraham A New York

Anderson, Charles E., American

Consul-General Hongkong, China

Anderson, Rt. Rev. Charles P Chicago, 111.

Anderson, George E Hongkong, China

Anderson, Rasmus B Madison, Wis.

Andrews, Colonel Alexander B.,

Raleigh, N. C.
Andrews, Colonel Avery D.,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Andrews, Justice Charles Syracuse, N. Y.

Andrews, Mrs. Fannie Fern Boston, Mass.

Andrews, Frank M New York

Appleton, General Francis Henry,

Boston, Mass.

Armbrecht, William H Mobile, Ala.

Arnold, Bion J Chicago, 111.

Atherton, Gertrude San Francisco, Cal.

Bacheller, Irving,

Nehasane Post Office, N. Y.

Baker, Alfred L Chicago, 111.

Baker, Bernard N Baltimore, Md.

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Baker, Charles Whiting New York

Baker, Kay Stannard New York

Baldwin, Elbert F New York

Baldwin, Joseph R Buffalo, N. Y.

Barber, Ohio C Akron, O.

Barnard, Professor Edward Emerson,

William's Bay, Wise.
Barr, Mrs. Amelia E.,

Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y.

Barrett, John Washington, D. C.

Barstow, George E Barstow, Tex.

Bartlett, Paul Wayland Washington, D. C.

Barton, George De Forest New York

Bass. E. E Greenville. Miss

Beach, Mrs. Mary C Washington, D. C.

Beals, Rev. Charles E Chicago, 111.

Beck, James M New York

Bell, Dr. Alexander Graham,

Washington, D. C.
Benedict, General James S., American

Consul St. John's, Newfoundland

Benjamin, Marcus New York

Bennet, William S New York

Bestor, Arthur Eugene Chautauqua, N. Y.

Beveridge, Albert J Indianapolis, Ind.

Beyer, Dr. H. G Washington, D. C.

Birge, George K Buffalo, N. Y.

Bispham, David New York

Bissell, George Edwin Mt. Vernon, N. Y.

Bissell, Herbert P Buffalo, N. Y.

Black, Mrs. Elmer New York

Black, Rev. Hugh New York

Blair, Francis G Springfield, 111.

Blanchard, Justice James A New York

Blewett, Ben St. Louis, Mo.

Bloom, J. George Mill Creek, Okla.

Bloomingdale, Emanuel Watson New York

Boas, Emil L New York

Bolton, Charles Knowles Boston, Mass.

Bolton, Professor Herbert E. . .Berkeley, Cal.

Booth, Commander Ballington New York

Borie, Adolph E High Bridge, N. J.

Borzilleri, Dr. Charles R.. ... .Buffalo, N. Y.

Bothne, Prof. Gisle Minneapolis, Minn.

Boulton, Alfred J Brooklyn, N. Y.

Bowen, Herbert W Woodstock, Conn.

Bowron, Mrs. Henry L New York

Boynton, Rev. Charles H Englewood, N. J.

Brady, Rev. Cyrus Townsend,

Kansas City, Mo.

Bray, Frank Chapin New York

Bray, John P., American Consul-General,

Sydney, Australia

Brenner, Victor David New York

Brett, George P New York

Bridgman, Herbert Lawrence,

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bright, Frederick I., American Consul,

Huddersfield, England

Broad, John H Morrisville, N. Y.

Brooks, Stratton D Boston, Mass.

Brown, Dr. Elmer Ellsworth New York

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Brown, Frank L Brooklyn, N. Y.

Brown, Dr. George Atlanta, Ga.

Brown, Gerald R New York

Brown, Harry L St. Augustine, Fla.

Bryan, Dr. Elmer Burritt Hamilton, N. Y.

Bryan, M. T Nashville, Tenn.

Bryant, Henry G Philadelphia, Pa.

Brydges, Rev. Ralph L New York

Buchtel, Dr. Henry A Denver, Col.

Buck, Benjamin F New York

Bunn, Charles W St. Paul, Minn.

Burbank, Luther Santa Rosa, Cal.

Burch, Robert L Nashville, Tenn.

Burke, John P Los Angeles, Cal.

Burkhart, Dr. Harvey J Batavia, N. Y.

Burleigh, George W New York

Burnham, George, Jr Philadelphia, Pa.

Burr, Professor George Lincoln,

Ithaca, N. Y.
Burr, Professor William Hubert. ..New York

Burrell, Rev. David J New York

Burroughs, John Roxbury, N. Y.

Bush-Brown, Henry K Washington, D. C.

Butler, William Allen New York

Byington, Homer M., American Consul,

Bristol, England

Cable, George W Northampton, Mass.

Cadman, Rev. S. Parkes Brooklyn, N, Y.

Call, Arthur W Hartford, Conn.

Callaway, Llewellyn L... Virginia City, Mont.

Cameron, Colonel Benehan Raleigh, N. C.

Cannon, Henry W New York

Cannon, James G New York

Carnegie, Andrew New York

Carpenter, William L Detroit, Mich.

Carson, Rev. J. F Brooklyn, N. Y.

Cauldwell, Frederic W., American

Vice-Consul-General . . . Berlin, Germany

Ceballos, J. M New York

Cecil, Rev. Russell Richmond, Va.

Chadsey, C. E Denver, Colo.

Chamberlin, George E., American Consul,

Cork, Ireland

Chapin, Roy D Detroit, Mich.

Chapman, Frank M New York

Chase, Benjamin F., American Consul,

Leeds, England

Chase, Harvey S Boston, Mass.

Chase, William M New York

Chenoweth, Mrs. Catherine R New York

Chilton, Robert S., Jr., American Consul,

Toronto, Canada

Church, Colonel William C New York

Church, William L Boston, Mass.

Churchill, Winston Windsor, Vt.

Clark, Rear Admiral Charles E.,

Washington, D. C.

Clark, Rev. Francis E Boston, Mass.

Clark, Mrs. Kate Upson Brooklyn, N. Y.

Clarke, John H Cleveland, O.

Clarkson, General James S.,

Tarrytown, N. Y.

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Claxton, Philander P Washington, D. C.

Clearwater, Justice Alphonso T.,

Kingston, N. Y.

Clews, Henry New York

Cocks, William W Old Westbury, N. Y.

Coffin, Charles A New York

Coman, Edwin T Spokane, Wash.

Comstock, Theodore Bryant,

Los Angeles, Cal.
Conant, Harry A., American Consul,

Windsor, Canada
Conner, Jacob E., American Consul-General,

St. Petersburg, Russia

Cook, George B Little Rock, Ark.

Corwine, William R New York

Coudert, Frederic R New York

Cowperthwait, J. Howard New York

Cox, William V Washington, D, C.

Crandall, Rev. Lathan A.,

Minneapolis, Minn.
Cruickshank, Dwight Phelps,

Ottawa, Canada
Cunningham, Edwin S., American Consul,

Bombay, India

Cutler, Harry Providence, R. L

Cutting, R. Fulton New York

Damrosch, Frank New York

Damrosch, Walter New York

Daniels, Charles N., American Consul,

Sheffield, England

Daniels, Josephus Raleigh, N. C.

Darrell, Edward F New York

Davenport, William B Brooklyn, N. Y.

Davis, Dr. Nathan Smith Chicago, 111.

Day, Arthur New York

Deedmeyer, Frank, American Consul,

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Delavan, Dr. David B New York

Demorest, William Curtis New York

Denby, Charles, American Consul-General,

Vienna, Austria

Denegre, Walter D Manchester, Mass.

Dennis, William C Washington, D. C.

Dennison, E. Haldeman, American Consul,

Dundee, Scotland

Dewey, Melvil Lake Placid Club, N. Y.

Dey, Donald Syracuse, N. Y.

Dietrich, John Helena, Mont.

Dodge, Cleveland H New York

Dodge, General Grenville M.,

Council Bluffs, la.

D'Oench, Albert F. New York

Dohme, Alfred R. L Baltimore, Md.

Douglas, James H Chicago, 111.

Douglass, Rev. T. O Grinnell, Iowa

Dow, Charles M Jamestown, N. Y.

Dow, William H Portland, Me.

Downing, Robert F Brooklyn, N. Y.

Draper, Andrew S Albany, N. Y.

Dreher, Julius D., American Consul,

Port Antonio, Jamaica

Dunham, George E Utica, N. Y.

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Dutton, Professor Samuel T New York

Earle, John Walter New York

Eaton, Edward D Beloit, Wise.

Eaton, Frederick Heber New York

Eaton, Marquis Chicago, 111.

Edge, Walter Atlantic City, N. J.

Edison, Thomas A Orange, N. J.

Edmonds, Professor Franklin Spencer,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Edwards, C. Robert Rome, N. Y.

Eliot, Dr. Charles W Cambridge, Mass.

Ellyson, J. Taylor Richmond, Va.

Elwell, Frank Edwin Weehawken, N. J.

Ely, Robert Erskine New York

Emerson, George D Buffalo, N. Y.

Emerson, Henry P Buffalo, N. Y.

English, H. D. W Pittsburgh, Pa.

English, William E Indianapolis, Ind.

Ettenger, Robert Lee Washington, D. C.

Evans, David G New York

Evans. Lawton B Augusta, Ga.

Fabbri, Ernesto G New York

Fairchild, E. T Topeka, Kan.

Farley, Philip H Boston, Mass.

Farnsworth, Colonel Frederick E...New York

Felton, Samuel M Chicago, 111.

Fenton, Rev. Thomas Albert. .Syracuse, N. Y.

Fessenden, Mrs. James G Paris, France

Finley, Dr. John H New York

Fisher, Professor Irving.. New Haven, Conn.

Fisher, Leon O New York

FitzHugh, Carter H Lake Forest, 111.

Flagg, Ernest New York

Fleming, Rufus, American Consul,

Edinburgh, Scotland

Flint, Dr. Austin New York

Flom, Prof. George T Urbana, 111.

Forbes, William D New London, Conn.

Ford, Arthur Y Louisville, Ky.

Fosdick, Frederick Fitchburg, Mass.

Foster, A. W San I* rancisco, Cal.

Foster, Ben New York

Foster, John G., American Consul-General,

Ottawa, Canada

Foulke, William Dudley Richmond, Ind.

Francis, J. H Los Angeles, Cal.

Francolini, Joseph N New York

Franklin, N. E Deadwood, S. D.

Franks, Robert A Hoboken, N. J.

French, Daniel Chester New York

Frugone, Frank L New York

Gaige, Crosby New York

Gannon, John J New Orleans, La.

Gardner, Frank S New York

Garfield, Dr. Harry A.. .Williamstown, Mass.

Gates, Rev. Frederick T New York

Gay, Edward Mt. Vernon, N. Y.

Geer, Walter New York

Gibson, Charles Dana New York

Gilman, General John E Boston, Mass.

Gilman, Theodore Yonkers, N. Y.

Gladden, Rev. Washington Columbus, O.

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Glover, Charles C Washington, D. C.

Gompers, Samuel L Washington, D. C.

Gould, Edwin New York

Gould, Elgin R. L New York

Graff, E. U Omaha, Neb.

Graham, James G New York

Grant, Rev. Percy Stickney New York

Graves, John Temple New York

Green, J. M Trenton, N. J.

Green, W. Maxwell, American Consul,

Hamilton, Bermuda

Greer, Rt. Rev. David H New York

Gregory, Henry E New York

Griffiths, John L., American Consul-General,

London, Eneland

Griggs, George B Houston, Tex.

Grinnell, George B New York

Gross, Robert J Dunkirk, N. Y.

Guenther, Richard, American Consul-
General, Cape Town, South Africa

Gulick, Ernestus New York

Gunn, James N New York

Gunsaulus, Edwin N., American Consul,

Johannesburg, South Africa
Guthrie, George W Pittsburgh, Pa.

Habgood, Robert P Bradford, Pa.

Hackett, Frank Warren Washington, D. C.

Hadley, Howard D Plattsburg, N. Y.

Hale, Professor Edward Everett, Jr.,

Schenectady, N. Y.

Hale, Reuben B San Francisco, Cal.

Hall, Edward Hagaman New York

Halstead, Albert, American Consul,

Birmingham, England

Hamill, Ernest A Chicago, 111.

Hamm, Walter C, American Consul,

Hull, England

Hammond, John Hays Gloucester, Mass.

Hammond, Mrs. John Hays, Gloucester, Mass.

Hanson, Justice George M Calais, Me.

Hapgood, Norman New York

Harris, Daniel New York

Hart, Professor Albert Bushnell,

Cambridge, Mass.

Hart, Merwin K Utica, N. Y.

Harvey, Colonel George New York

Harvey, Horace J., American Consul.

Fort Erie, Canada

Harvey, William S New York

Haskell, William E Washington, D. C.

Hastings, Thomas New York

Hatch, Edward W New York

Hay, Louis C New York

Hayes, Stanley Wolcott Richmond, Ind.

Hedges, Job E New York

Henry, Philip W New York

Hexamer, Dr. C. I Philadelphia, Pa.

Hill, David Jayne Rochester, N. Y.

Hill, George M Grand Rapids, Mich.

Hill, Fred M New York

Hillis, Rev. Newell Dwight. . .Brooklyn, N. Y.

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Hillquit, Morris New York

Hodges, Colonel Alfred New York

Holland, E. O Louisville, Ky.

Holmes, Dr. Alexander M. .Morrisville, N. Y.

Holt, Hamilton New York

Hooper, Professor Franklin W.,

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hornblower, William B New York

Horton, Mrs. John Miller Buffalo, N. Y.

Hough, Emerson Chicago, 111.

Hough, Judge Warwick St. Louis, Mo.

Howe, Albert H Reno, Nev.

Howe, Major Church, American Consul,

Manchester, England

Howland, Henry R Buffalo, N. Y.

Howland. Karl V. S New York

Howland, William B New York

Hoyt, Frank C New York

Huckel, Rev. Oliver Baltimore, Md.

Hudson, J. L Detroit, Mich.

Hull, William I Swarthmore, Pa.

Humphrey, Andrew B New York

Hunt, Harry E Detroit, Mich.

Huntington, Webster P Cleveland, O.

Hutchinson, A. M Council Bluffs, Iowa

Hutchinson, Charles L Chicago, 111.

Ide, Rev. Herbert Chandler,

Mt. Vernon, N. Y,

Ingraham, J. E St. Augustine, Fla.

Ingram, Augustus E., American Consul,

Bradford, England

Iselin, C. Oliver New York

James, Francis B Cincinnati, O.

Jefferson, Rev. Charles E New York

Jenks, Professor Jeremiah W... Ithaca, N. Y.

Jennings, Frederick Beach New York

Jewell, John F Melbourne, Australia

Johannsen, S. M Put-in-Bay, Ohio

Johansen, Charles K New York

Johnson, D. B Rock Hill, S. C.

Johnson, George K Philadelphia, Pa.

Johnson, Willis Fletcher,

New Providence, N. J.

Jones, Breckinridge St. Louis, Mo.

Jones, T. C Pittsburg, Pa.

Jordan, C. M Minneapolis, Minn.

Jordan, Dr, David Starr,

Stanford University, Cal.

Josika-Herczeg, Imre New York

Jowett, Rev. John H New York

Kahn, Otto H New York

Katz, Jacob New York

Keene, Foxhall P New York

Kehl, John E., American Consul,

Sydney, Nova Scotia

Kellogg, Frederick S Jersey City, N. J.

Keppel, Frederick P New York

King, David Bennett New York

King, General Horatio C Brooklyn, N. Y.

King, Dr. Joseph E Fort Edward, N. Y.

King, Willard V New York

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Kirkland, Dr. James H Nashville, Tenn.

Knapp, Charles Welbourne St. Louis, Mo.

Knopf, Dr. S. Adolphus New York

Knox, George W Niagara Falls, N. Y.

Knox, Seymour H Buffalo, N. Y.

Koenig, Samuel S New York

Kohlsaat, Herman H Chicago, 111.

Konti, Isidore New York

Kontz, Ernest C Atlanta, Ga.

Kunz, George F New York

Lafrentz, Ferdinand W New York

LaGarde, Colonel Louis A.. Washington, D. C.
Laing, James Oliver, American Consul,

Malta, Maltese Islands

Lamb, Charles Rollinson New York

Lamont, Thomas W New York

Langdon, Andrew Buffalo, N. Y.

Lange, Ove New York

Langstaff, Mrs. J. Elliott Brooklyn, N. Y.

Larkin, John D Buffalo, N. Y.

Larmon, Charles W Salem, N. Y.

Lathrop, William L New Hope, Pa.

Lawrence, Frank R New York

Lawrence, William W New York

Lindsay, Samuel McCune New York

Little, John Mason Boston, Mass.

Littlefield, Nathan W Providence, R. I.

Loeb, William, Jr New York

Loomis, Francis B Washington, D. C.

Lord, Chester S Brooklyn, N. Y.

Lorentzen, Carl New York

Lowell, Dr. A. Lawrence Cambridge, Mass.

Lynch, Rev. Frederick New York

Mabie, Dr. Hamilton Wright New York

MacArthur, Rev. Robert Stuart. ..Atlanta, Ga.

MacCracken, Dr. Henry M New York

MacNeil, Hermon A College Point, N. Y.

Macphatter, Dr. Neil New York

Magee, Charles L Washington, D. C.

Manning, Rev. William T New York

Marble, William A New York

Marburg, Theodore Baltimore, Md.

Markham, Edwin... West New Brighton, N. Y.

Marks, Marcus M New York

Marlowe, Julia New York

Marsh, Edward C New York

Martin, Chester W., American Consul,

Bridgetown, Barbadoes, B. W. I.

Martin, Frederick Roy Providence, R. I.

Martin, T. Commer f ord New York

Mason, Frank H., American Consul-General,

Paris, France

Mason, Dr. John J New York

Masters, Eugene St. Augustine, Fla.

Matthews, Thomas A New York

Maxim, Hudson Landing, N. J.

Maxwell, Dr. William H Flushing, N. Y.

Mayo, Peter H Richmond, Va.

McAdoo, William G New York

McAneny, George New York

McBee, Silas New York

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McCarroll, William New York

McClellan, George B New York

McClure, Samuel S New York

McConnell, Rev. Samuel D Easton, Md.

McConnico, Andrew J., American Consul,

St. John's, Canada

McDonald, Dr. Ellice New York

McFaden, Dr. F. T Richmond, Va.

McFarland, J. Horace Harrisburg, Pa.

McUee, W. J Washington, D. C.

McGowan, Dr. John Patrick New York

McGregor, Duncan Madison, Wise.

McHarg, Ormsby New York

McKenna, Thomas P New York

McKim, Alexander Rice New York

McLean, Donald New York

McLean, John Emery New York

McLean, Mrs. Donald New York

McWalters, Mrs. Frank New York

Mead, Edwin D Boston, Mass.

Mead, William Rutherford New York

Melish, William B Cincinnati, O.

Mendes, Dr. H. Pereira New York

Merriam, Professor Charles E., Chicago, 111.

Messenger, Hiram J Hartford, Conn.

Meyers, J. Edward Minneapolis, Minn.

Michener, Harry G Philadelphia, Pa.

Milburn, John G New York

Miles, General Nelson A. . .Washington, D. C.

Miller, Dr. Charles Henry Queens, N. Y.

Miller, Dr. George N New York

Millet, Francis David Washington, D. C.

Mitchell, Dr. Silas Weir. .. .Philadelphia, Pa.
Moore, Colonel Alexander P. .Pittsburgh, Pa.

Moore, Charles Detroit, Mich.

Moore, Edward B Washington, D. C.

Moore, John Bassett New York

Moorhead, Maxwell K., American Consul,

Rangoon, India

Morgan, Daniel N Bridgeport, Conn.

Morgan, Rollin M New York

Morgan, William Fellowes New York

Morris, Henry C Chicago, 111.

Morris, Robert C New York

Morrison, H. C Concord, N. H.

Morse, Perley New York

Moskowitz, Henry New York

Mott, T. A Richmond, Ind.

Munn, Dr. John P New York

Munsterberg, Professor Hugo,

Cambridge, Mass.

Murray, Rt. Rev. John G Baltimore, Md.

Muschenheim, William C New York

Nelson, Colonel William R. .Kansas City, Mo.

Nettleton, Walter Cambridge, Mass.

Nichols, George L New York

North, S. N. D Washington, D. C.

Nottingham, William Syracuse, N. Y.

Noyes, Frank B Washington, D. C.

Noyes, LaVerne W Chicago, III.

Nye, George F Niagara Falls, N. Y.

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Nye, Ray Fremont, Neb.

Uchs, Adolph S New York

Ochs, George W Philadelphia, Pa.

Ochtman, Leonard Cos Cob, Conn.

O'Donovan, William Rudolf New York

Ogden, Robert C New York

Ogden, Rollo New York

Olcott, Dudley Albany, N. Y.

Olin, Stephen H New York

Olmsted, John Charles Brookline, Mass.

O'Malley, Edward R Buffalo, N. Y.

Ordway, Samuel H New York

Osborne, Thomas M Auburn, N. Y.

Osborne, Louis A Scranton, Pa.

Ostrup, John C New York

Outerbridge, Eugene H New York

Page, Dr. Logan W Washington, D. C.

Page, Thomas Nelson York, Me.

Paine, Nathaniel Worcester, Mass.

Palmer, Walter L Albany, N. Y.

Parke, Fenton M Buffalo, N. Y.

Parker, Amasa J Auburn, N. Y.

Parkhurst, Rev. Charles H New York

Partington, F. E Forest Glen, Md.

Patchen, Robert H Ottawa, Canada

Patton, Major Charles H New York

Pearce, G. Wilfred New York

Peary, Rear Admiral Robert E.,

Washington, D, C.

Peaslee, Edward Henry New York

Peer, Sherman Ithaca, N. Y.

Pelton, Rev. DeWitt Lincoln New York

Penfield, Frederic C New York

Perkins, Frank E New York

Perry, Charles B., American Vice-Consul-

General Calcutta, India

Peters, Rev. Madison C Brooklyn, N. Y.

Peters, William R New York

Phelan, James D San Francisco, Cal

Phelps, John J Hackensack, N. J

Phillips, H. C Mohonk Lake, N. J

Pihlblad, Dr. Ernst F Lindsborg, Kan

Pinchot, Gifford Washington, D. C

Piatt, Edmund P Poughkeepsie, N. Y

Porter, General Horace New York

Porter, Peter A Niagara Falls, N. Y.

Porter, Robert P London, England

Potter, Frederick New York

Potter, Julian, American Consul,

Nassau, New Providence

Potter, William P Philadelphia, Pa.

Powderly, Terrence V Washington, D. C.

Pratt, Joseph Hyde Chapel Hill, N. C.

Presbrey, Frank New York

Price, Charles W New York

Price, Milo B Owatonna, Minn.

Prickitt, William A., American Consul-

General Auckland, New Zealand

Pritchett, Dr. Henry S New York

Proctor, A. Phimister New York

Proctor, Thomas Utica, N. Y,

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Putnam, George Haven New York

Quinby, Henry C New York

Rabbino, Bernhard New York

Ragsdale, James W., American

Consul-General. . .Halifax, Nova Scotia

Randall, Blanchard Baltimore, Md.

Ravn. Chr New York

Redding, Sid B Little Rock, Ark.

Reeves, Francis B Philadelphia, Pa.

Reick, William C New York

Reid, Rev. Gilbert New York

Reinhart, William H Sandusky, O.

Remington, Harvey F Rochester, N. Y.

Remsen, Dr. Ira Baltimore, Md.

Reque, Dr. P. A Brooklyn, N. Y.

Reynolds, James Bronson New York

Rhees, Dr. Rush Rochester, N. Y.

Rice, Calvin W New York

Richards, W. W Ticonderoga, N. Y.

Richardson, Frank W Auburn, N. Y.

Ridder, Herman New York

Ridgway, Erman J New York

Riggs, Mrs. George C New York

Riis, Jacob A Richmond Hill, N. Y.

Riley, James Whitcomb Indianapolis, Ind.

Rindlaut, M. P Plattville, Wise.

Ristad, Rev. D. G Fergus Falls, Minn.

Robinson, Douglas New York

Robinson, Edward New York

Roden, Ernest K Scranton, Pa.

Rodgers, James Linn, American

Consul-General Havana, Cuba

Rogers, John S New York

Rogers, Walter Alexander Chicago, 111.

Rogers, William E New York

Rollins, James W Boston, Mass.

Roosevelt, Theodore New York

Root, Charles T New York

Rosewater, Victor Omaha, Neb.

Roth, Frederick G. R Englewood, N. J.

Rouse, Frederick T Omaha, Neb.

Rowe, L. S Philadelphia, Pa.

Ruppert, Jacob, Jr New York

Russell, Lindsay New York

Russell, William W., American Consul-
General,

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Ryder, Frederick M., American Consul,

Rimouski, Quebec, Canada

Sackett, Henry Woodward New York

Sammons, Thomas, American Consul-
General Yokohama, Japan

Sanborn, Charles P Newport, R. I.

Sanger, Colonel William Gary,

Sangerfield, N. Y.

Sartz, R. N. S Washington, D. C.

Saxe, John Godfrey New York

Schaeffer, Nathan C Harrisburg, Pa.

Schelling, Professor Felix Emanuel,

Philadelphia, Pa.

Schiflf, Jacob H New York

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Schiff, Mortimer L New York

Schmidlapp, J. G Cincinnati, O.

Schneider, R. B Fremont, Neb.

Schurman, Dr. Jacob Gould Ithaca, N. Y.

Schwab, Gustav H., Jr New York

Scott, Frank H New York

Scott, Colonel Hugh L Washington, D. C.

Scott, James Brown Washington, D. C.

Scott, Walter New York

Scovil, E. Medley New York

Seaman, Dr. Louis Livingston New York

Seligman, Isaac N New York

Seton, Ernest Thompson. . . .Cos Cob, Conn.

Sexton, Lawrence E New York

Seyfert, Augustus G., American Consul,

Owen Sound, Canada

Shaw, Dr. Albert New York

Shaw, Dr. Henry L. K Albany, N. Y.

Sheldon. Dr. Charles S Madison, Wise.

Shepard, James M., American Consul,

Hamilton, Canada

Sherrill, Charles H New York

Shipley, George Baltimore, Md.

Short, Rev. Wallace M Sioux City, Iowa

Short, William H New York

Shumaker, Frederick W New York

Silliman, Reuben D New York

Simard, George A Montreal, Canada

Slater, Fred C., American Consul,

Sarnia, Canada

Smiley, Albert K Lake Mohonk, N. Y.

Smith, Delavan Indianapolis, Ind.

Smith, Payson Augusta, Me.

Smith, Robert A. C New York

Smith, Mrs. Tunstall Baltimore, Md.

Smith, Dr. William H New York

Snow, Dr. William Benham New York

Sothern, Edward H New York

Spalding, Burleigh F Bismarck, N. D.

Speyer, James New York

Sprague, Homer B Newton, Mass.

Staff, Fred Grand Rapids, Mich.

Standish, Miles New York

Starace, Achille New York

Stella, Dr. Antonio New York

Stelzle, Dr. Charles New York

Stern, Louis New York

Stetson, Francis Lynde. New York

Stewart, John A New York

Stewart, Nathaniel B., American Consul,

Durban, South Africa

Stewart, William Rhinelander New York

Stillman, Dr. William Olin Albany, N. Y.

Stires, Rev. Ernest M New York

Stokes, Surgeon-General Charles F.,

Washington, D. C.

Straus, Nathan New York

Strong, Rev. Josiah New York

Stryker, Dr. M. Woolsey Clinton, N. Y.

Stuart, Henry C New York

Stuart, Mrs. Ruth McEnery New York

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Sulzberger, Cyrus L New York

Sutton, Dr. W. S Austin, Texas

Symons, Colonel Thomas W.,

Washington, D. C.

Talcott, James New York

Tappan, John B. Coles New York

Taylor, Charles L Pittsburgh, Pa.

Taylor, Francis R Philadelphia, Pa.

Tackara, Alexander M., American

Consul-General Berlin, Germany

Thomas, John Lloyd New York

Thompson, James M New Orleans, La.

Thompson, Colonel Robert M New York

Thomson, T. Kennard New York

Thruston, General Gates P Nashville, Tenn.

Thwing, Dr. Charles F Cleveland, O.

Todd, Mackenzie R Frankfort, Ky.

Torney, Surgeon-General George H.,

Washington, D. C.

Towne, Henry R New York

Trenor, John J. D New York

Trimble, Commander Harvey M.,

JPrinceton, 111.

Trueblood, Benjamin F Boston, Mass.

Tryon, James L Boston, Mass.

Tucker, William A New York

Tuttle, Mrs. George F Plattsburg, N. Y.

Twitchell, Seldon Philadelphia, Pa.

Utley, Henry Munson Detroit, Mich.

Van de Water, Rev. George R New York

Van Dyke, Dr. Henry Princeton, N. J.

Van Hee, Julius A., Vice-Consul,

Ghent, Belgium

Van Hise, Dr. Charles R Madison, Wise.

Van Sant, Howard D., American Consul,

Dunfermline, Scotland

Van Sinderen, Howard New York

Wadsworth, Eliot Boston, Mass.

Wagner, General Louis Philadelphia, Pa.

Wakefield, Ernest A., American Consul,

Port Elizabeth, South Africa

Wald, Miss Lillian D New York

Walker, Henry Oliver Lakewood, N. J.

Wallin, Prof. A. R Kenilworth, N. J.

Walsh, Julius S St. Louis, Mo.

Wandling, James L New York

Ward, Dr. George Morgan Aurora, N. Y.

Warfield, Dr. Ethelbert D Easton, Pa.

Warren, William J Detroit, Mich.

Warren, General Winslow Boston, Mass.

Washington, Horace Lee, American Consul,

Liverpool, England

Wason, Leonard C Boston, Mass.

Watchorn, Robert Los Angeles, Cal.

Watrous, Richard B Washington, D. C.

Watterson, Henry Louisville, Ky.

Weiss, A. B Duluth, Minn.

Wheeler, Justice Charles B.... Buffalo, N. Y.

White, Andrew D Ithaca, N. Y.

White, Mrs. Horace Syracuse, N. Y.

White, Professor John William,

Cambridge, Mass.
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Whiting, Charles H Paris, France

Wilber, David F., American Consul-General,

Vancouver, Canada

Wilcox, Ansley Buflfalo, N. Y.

Wiley, Dr. Harvey W Washington, D. C.

Wiley, Louis New York

Wilbur, Alonzo Hamilton, N. Y.

Willcox, William R New York

Williams, Clark New York

Williams, Frank F Buffalo, N. Y.

Williams, Mornay New York

Williams, Roger Butler Ithaca, N. Y.

Willrich, Gebhart, American Consul,

Quebec, Canada

Wilson, Mrs. Augustus J New York

Wilson, George T New York

Wilson, Samuel M Lexington, Ky.

Winkler, Eli Cincinnati, O.

Wise, Dr. Stephen S New York

Wister, Owen Philadelphia, Pa.

Witherbee, Frank S. New York

Witherbee, Walter C Port Henry, N. Y.

Wolf, Julius H. G San Francisco, Cal.

Woods, Mrs. Joseph S Mt. Vernon, N. Y.

Wood, William M Boston, Mass.

Woodford, General Stewart L New York

Woodruff, Clinton Rogers. ..Philadelphia, Pa.

Woodruff, Timothy L New York

Woodward, Robert S Washington, D. C.

Worthington, George H Cleveland, O.

Yerby, William J., American Consul,

Sierra Leone, West Africa
Yeska, Joseph New York

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Expense Statement

From the time of the preliminary meeting,
at which the National Committee was organ-
ized, up to date (February, 1910-April, 1912).
expenditures have been as follows :

Printing $1,024.25

Postage 924.97

Maintenance 4,721.70

Traveling expenses. Con-
ferences and Hearings.. 1,465.32

Entertainment G45.30

$8,781.54

Work contributed by Buf-
falo at an expense of
over 2,000.00

Total $10,781.54

The Committee's correspondence has
amounted to about 30,000 letters, much of it
4c. and foreign.

All service, aside from clerical, is and has
been volunteer. No member of the Com-
mittee receives any pay for his services.

Constitution and By-Laws

1. The name of this Association shall be the Na-
tional Committee for the Celebration of the One
Hundredth Anniversary of Peace Among English-
Speaking Peoples, 1914-1915.

2. The National Committee shall be composed of
men and women resident in the United States or
Canada, and representative of their respective com-
munities.

3. The number of members of the Committee shall
be without defined limit.

4. The officers of the Committee shall be a Chair-
man, Vice-Chairmen of a number not to exceed seven
(7), a Secretary and a Treasurer.

5. The National Committee shall meet annually,
or subject to the call of the Chairman of the National
Committee, or of the Executive Committee.

6. An Executive Committee, without specific limit
as to number, shall be chosen from among the mem-
bers of the National Committee.

7. The Executive Committee shall begin organiza-
tion with a membership not to exceed one hundred
(100) ; and it may, from time to time, add to this
number from the membership of the National Com-
mittee as the National Committee shall increase in
number.

8. The officers of the Executive Committee shall
be a Chairman and a Secretary, and it shall have as
members ex-officio the regularly chosen officers of
other committees.

9. The Executive Committee shall be the working
organization of the Nationnl Committee, shall do the
work of organization, and shall develop and carry out
any plan or program initiated with the National Com-

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mittee; or the Executive Committee may, of itself, ini-
tiate and carry out any plan that it may deem neces-
sary to make in order to meet any requirement; and
It may delegate these powers and this authority to a
sub-committee.

10- To expedite and facilitate the working out of
the National and Executive Committees' plan and
purpose, a Sub-Executive Committee of not more than
twenty-five (25) members to be appointed by the Chair-
man of the Executive Committee, shall be organized
and to It may be delegated the carrying out of the
plan and purpose of the National and the Executive
Committee, and also the full powers of initiative of
such committees; except that the Sub-Executive Com-
mittee shall, when requested by the Executive Com-
mittee, make report as to progress; and the Sub-Ex-
ecutive Committee must, through the Chairman of the
Executive Committee, who shall be Chairman ex-officio
ot the Sub-Executive Committee, report at regular in-
tervals, of a period of not more than three (3)
months, to the Executive Committee.

11. TTie Sub-Executive Committee may when ne-
cessary, employ or authorize the employment of sten-
ographers, clerks and agents, to whom may be paid
compensation; and it may rent, or cause to be rented
suitable office or offices where the business of the
committees shall be transacted. And the Sub-Executive
Committee is hereby authorized, subject, however to
sections 13 and 17 of the Constitution and By-Laws
to contract such expense as may be deemed neces-
sary in the carrying out of the plan and purpose of the
peace celebration project.

t,-,i^>J^^vF''''''""''^ Committee and the Sub-Execu-
tive Committee may, when necessary, create commit-
shall rPnnr?';^.'^\, purposes, which special committees
shall report to the said Executive, or said Sub-Execu-
tive Committee which shall, in turn, annually make
ajull report of their affairs to the National Commit-

h^l'rJ^^ Treasm-er of the National Committee shall
be a member er-officio of the Finance Committee. The
Treasurer shall be the custodian of the funds of the

^rTelll' fn^}'\'^''^^ d^^^ °^ ""^^ t° be drawn
fi^l .u^-^^"^ disbursement, and he shall act with
the authority and under the direction of the Sub
lll^fT Committee. He shall make no disburse-
ments to any person or persons who shall not show
authorization from the National, the Executive? or th^
Sub-Executive Committee, and he shall pay no ac^
count not properly audited and endorsed by the Audit-
ing Committee. The Treasurer may appoint an as-
sistant treasurer, to whom he may give power of at-
orm'^he^H^-^^"."^^' '^ desired^^r neLsIary per-
tion of th. t' °^ t'-e^S"'!'-. .^"' °"'y ""der the di?ec-
foThfs'se'vicIs""""" ^"^' ^^^^^^^"^ ^^^ ^' P-d
14. There shall be a Finance Committee and the

Sem™of'the°'. '^t '^^"^ ^"'''""^^ "°^-l«t th'
nZ^^^I u ■ t^^/aid Finance Committee, the number
thereof being left to the discretion of the said Chair-

tlii^;^!-^^^*--^*"^"''? . C°'"'"'"ee shall have charge of
the solicitation raising and collection of funds and
bv if ^"J? i°' ^\^ '•^Posit of the funds contributed
tLr! P"^'"' ^°^ 9"^ purposes of the celebration and
dve .n7'<?\°T."' "^ .the work of the National Execu
oTotTe'r 'pSe^^oTrposS"'"""^"' '" ^ ^"'^^^'^ '^^^
„Ja^' 7,}^^ l""'^^. °^ the Committee shall be exoended
"he'^Sub f" .'^/'"."'■T °f the Executive CommK^'or
tfle bub-Executive Committee, n the carrying out and

N: Ix^ns^e sill' h ^^"^^^' S'\"' '' P-vidld°lbov"e^
any subordinate n^ incurred by any Committee, or
nr r,f ^*^' °'^ sub-committee, or by any nerson

o any °subord?n^r"''"^' I' " P^r' of any'coVm'ktee',
i°n excess of th^^' "''/"b-committee, in any amount
ft,.. J -"t *"^ ^"™ of money actually on denosit in
he TrSre^ of the committee%r in th'e posSion of
scribed hv?«V .^ "an'^e Committee, or already sub-

committee. This Section 16 of the Constitution
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and By-Laws, approved as a part of the Constitution
and By-Laws of the National Commiuee, at a meet-
ing, regillarly called, at which meeting, held at the
Lawyer's Club, No. 130 Broadway, City of New
York, on January 12, 1911, at 4:80 P. M., a quorum
was present and voted affirmatively, cannot and shall
not be repealed, or amended, except at a meeting of
the National Committee, ten days' notice being given,
a majority of the committee being present, and three-
fourths of such majority voting in the affirmative.

17. An Auditing Committee of three (3) members,
of which the Treasurer may be Chairman ex-officto,
shall be appointed by the Executive Committee, act-
ing through its Chairman, to which Committee shall
be referred all bills and accounts payable, and all
memoranda of expense of whatever name or nature;
and no money or moneys shall be paid out by the
Treasurer, or by the Finance Committee, in liquida-
tion of any account, unless such account shall have
the endorsement of the Auditing Committee, or a
majority thereof. In the absence at one time of a
majority of the members of the Auditing Committee,
the Chairman thereof shall have power to delegate
some member or members from the Executive or Na-
tional Committees to serve, pro tern, as members of the
said Auditing Committee.

18. To supplement and interpret sections 16 and 17
of this Constitution and By-Laws, it is herewith ex-
plicitly ordered and directed that no committee other
than the National, the Executive, the Sub-Executive,
or the Finance Committee, acting through the National,
the Executive, or Sub-Committee, shall have power to
disburse or to direct the disbursement of money, or
moneys, in connection with the carrying out of the
plan and purpose of the Committee, or shall have
power to authorize the expenditure of money or
moneys for any purpose whatsoever; and these com-
mittees will not be responsible for any expense in-
curred by any person, or persons, purporting to be,
or actually a member, or members, of, or repr^ent-
ing any, or all, of these committees, or the officers
thereof, who shall, without authority, and without the
cognizance and consent of the above-named committee
or committees, incur any obligation whatever, for any
purpose whatsoever. . . .

19. There shall be chosen from time to time, either
upon the initiative of the National Committee, or the
Chairman thereof, or of the Executive Committee, or
of the Chairman thereof, or the Sub-Executive Com-
mittee, or the Chairman thereof, persons who shall be
selected because of conspicuous merit to serve as hon-
orary officers, or honorary members, of the National,
the Executive, or standing, or special committees; and
there are hereby created the following offices: Honorary
Chairman, Honorary Vice-Chairman, Honorary Mem-
bers of the National Committee, Honorary Chairman,
Honorary Vice-Chairmen, and Honorary Members of
the Executive Committee. « . t'

20. The Executive Committee and the Sub-Execu-
tive Committee shall create and organize such stand-
ing, general, or special committees as may be deemed
necessary in the carrying out of this project.

21. The Executive Committee may, acting through
some of its members, incorporate the above "National
Committee for the Celebration of the One Hundredth
Anniversary of Peace Among English-Speaking Peo-
ples, 1914-15," and under some special and particu-
lar title; but said proposed incorporation shall not in-
terfere with the organization already formed, nor
abrogate, nor repeal this Constitution and By-Laws,
nor in any way cause to be superceded the National,
Executive, Sub-Executive, or other committees organ-
ized in accordance with the terms and provisions of
this Constitution and By-Laws, or the regularly chosen
officers thereof. . , , .

22. The National organization, as perfected here-
with, and its officers, and its committees, and the
officers of its committees, shall be the permanent organ-
ization for a period of four years from the twelfth
day of January, 1911, at which time the above referred
to organization was finally completed.

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